The PBR1000 Research: 12 Automotive Industry Companies
Buying a car? Here are some analytics on 12 companies from The PBR1000 that are key drivers of the US automotive industry.
By Larry C. Paxton
On August 23, 2021, PBRMarketTools.com released a dataset of 12 companies that are key drivers in the US automotive industry. Briefly, some characteristics include:
- Companies are ranked first by SIC(3711-Auto Manufacturers, 5500-Auto Retailers/Auctioneers), then descending by revenues. Manufacturers are shaded light blue, retailers/auctioneers in light peach.
- The forecasted 12 month investment return is an average of +19.77%, ranging from +3.07% to +58.10%.
- The overall Analyst Estimate is Overweight, with weighted average of 3.96/5.00, ranging from 3.33 to 4.71, based on 204 analyst estimates, ranging from 9 to 39 estimates per company.
- 1 automotive company is in a Buy status and is ranked 11 on the 07/30/21 The PBR25 Top Buy Stocks list, 9 companies are in an Overweight status, 2 are in a Hold status, there are no Underweight or Sell status companies.
- Total 2020 revenues for all 12 is at $391.0 billion, down 9.0% from 2019’s $429.5 billion, with individual 2020 revenues ranging from $2.2 billion to $127.1 billion.
- The 3 automotive manufacturers 2020 revenues are at $281.1 billion, the 9 automotive retailers/auctioneers $148.40 billion.
- 7 of the 12 automotive companies paid dividends in 2020, with a 2020 dividend yield ranging from 0.42% to 1.71%.
- Total 2020 assets are at $629.1 billion, +6.4% from 2019’s $591.4 billion.
- Total 2020 employees are at 546,682, -0.60% from 2019’s 550,002.
- The August 20, 2021, stock prices ranged from $13.95 to $687.20, total is $2,266.88, +8.60 for 1 month, +100.2% for the last 12 months, +220.9% for the last 24 months, and +366.3% over 60 months, ranging from +1.85% to +1,363.4%, median is +129.9%. By comparison, the 60 month change in the DJIA was +89.5%, NASDAQ +184.2%, and the S&P500 +102.21%.
- Total July 30, 2021 market capitalization is at $936.2 billion, ranging from $2.06 billion to $680.34 billion.
- The longest tenured CEO became CEO in May, 1999; the shortest tenured CEO became CEO in April, 2021; the median tenured CEO became CEO in January, 2018.
- 11 CEOs are men, 1 is a woman.
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