O'Reilly Automotive
ORLY
Market cap $76.7B

89.69 USD

+1.37

1.55%

At close Jun 20, 4:00 PM EDT

After hours

89.10

-0.59

0.66%

1 day

1.55%

5 days

-1.11%

1 month

-2.94%

3 months

0.17%

6 months

10.36%

Year to date

13.27%

1 year

24.50%

5 years

212.18%

10 years

483.16%

About: O'Reilly is an aftermarket automotive parts retailer in the United States and Mexico with more than $16 billion in annual sales. The company operates over 6,000 domestic stores and serves both the do-it-yourself (about 50% of sales) and professional (47% of sales) end markets. O'Reilly differentiates itself by providing quality service to its customers throughout the entirety of the vehicle diagnosis and purchasing process. Furthermore, the firm boasts an impressive hub-and-spoke distribution network designed to provide its localized store base with ample aftermarket part availability across a variety of vehicle makes and models.

Employees: 93,047

Consumer Discretionary Auto Parts

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Funds holding %

of 7,302 funds

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Analysts bullish %

of 6 analysts

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q1 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

140% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $357M | Put options by funds: $148M

50% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 40 [Q4 2024] → 60 (+20) [Q1 2025]

48% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 172 | Existing positions closed: 116

18% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $57.8B [Q4 2024] → $68.2B (+$10.4B) [Q1 2025]

1% more funds holding

Funds holding: 1,491 [Q4 2024] → 1,511 (+20) [Q1 2025]

6% less repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 530 | Existing positions reduced: 562

1.18% less ownership

Funds ownership: 84.41% [Q4 2024] → 83.23% (-1.18%) [Q1 2025]

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Research analyst outlook

6 Wall Street Analysts provided 1 year price targets over the past 3 months

Low target

$86

4%

downside

Avg. target

$100

11%

upside

High target

$107

19%

upside

6 analyst ratings

5 positive

83%

1 neutral

17%

0 negative

0%

Barclays Seth Sigman	4%downside $86	Equal-Weight Maintained	28 Apr 2025
DA Davidson Michael Baker	19%upside $107	Buy Maintained	25 Apr 2025
Mizuho David Bellinger	7%upside $96	Outperform Maintained	25 Apr 2025
BMO Capital Tristan Thomas-Martin	12%upside $100	Outperform Maintained	25 Apr 2025
UBS Michael Lasser	17%upside $105	Buy Maintained	24 Apr 2025

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 15 articles about ORLY published over the past 30 days

The Motley Fool

Is It Too Late to Buy This Stock-Split Stock?

In this video, Motley Fool contributors Jason Hall and Tyler Crowe break down why O'Reilly Auto Parts (ORLY 1.55%), after its stock split, is still primed to be a profitable investment.

Is It Too Late to Buy This Stock-Split Stock?

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20 companies in the S&P 500 whose investors have gained the greatest rewards from stock buybacks

The Motley Fool

The Stock Is Up Almost 56,000% and Is Still a Buy

Imagine investing $10,000 in a stock, then you sit back and watch the stock climb. Years go by, then decades.

The Stock Is Up Almost 56,000% and Is Still a Buy

The Motley Fool

Is This Market-Thumping Stock-Split Stock a Buy Right Now With $10,000?

It's not a surprise that investors want to own companies whose stocks soar. However, an issue can arise when a business has done so well over a long period of time that its share price becomes nominally high.

Is This Market-Thumping Stock-Split Stock a Buy Right Now With $10,000?

Costco, O'Reilly, and Walmart: Together, These Retail Bulls Spell COW.

With FAANG a little dated, the Magnificent Seven struggling, and markets deeply uncertain, these high-multiple retail powerhouses get their own acronym.

Costco, O'Reilly, and Walmart: Together, These Retail Bulls Spell COW.

24/7 Wall Street

Investors May Want to Buy into These Stock Splits

ESB Professional / Shutterstock.com Plus, according to Morningstar.com, “Splits matter – because these stocks outperform after the announcement, by a lot.

Investors May Want to Buy into These Stock Splits

Mooove Over, Magnificent Seven. It's Time to Invest in COW.

There's a new acronym in town. It seems like there's always a trendy grouping of highflying tech stocks: Before the Magnificent Seven, there was FAANG. But one analyst says the retail COWs might provide investors with more bite.

Mooove Over, Magnificent Seven. It's Time to Invest in COW.

CNBC Television

UBS' Michael Lasser says, retail traders should be in 'COW' stocks

Michael Lasser, UBS equity research analyst, joins The Exchange' to discuss his bullish case for COW (Costco, O'Reilly and Walmart) stocks.

UBS' Michael Lasser says, retail traders should be in 'COW' stocks

The Motley Fool

Wall Street's Biggest Stock Split of the Year Has Arrived -- and This 57,000%-Gainer Can Head Significantly Higher

For more than two years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been the buzziest trend on Wall Street. The seemingly limitless ceiling associated with AI-driven software and systems has encouraged investors to pile into AI-fueled tech stocks.

Wall Street's Biggest Stock Split of the Year Has Arrived -- and This 57,000%-Gainer Can Head Significantly Higher

The Motley Fool

Is O'Reilly Automotive Stock a Buy After Its 15-for-1 Stock Split?

If you showed me a picture of O'Reilly Automotive 's (ORLY 0.71%) stock performance since its initial public offering (IPO) in 1993, I would assume I was looking at a disruptive tech stock instead of an auto parts retailer. With shares up roughly 57,000% since launch, the company has delivered life-changing long-term returns to its early shareholders.

Is O'Reilly Automotive Stock a Buy After Its 15-for-1 Stock Split?

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