O'Reilly Automotive Inc
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Price: 98.89 USD -0.62% Market Closed
Market Cap: 83.5B USD

During the last 3 months O'Reilly Automotive Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and sold 1.3m USD worth of shares. The stock price has dropped by 7% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 26, 2025 by Hopper Philip M , who sold 354.4k USD worth of ORLY shares.

Last Transactions:
Mancini Christopher Andrew
$-238.6k
Hopper Philip M
$-354.4k
Fletcher Jeremy Adam
$-379.5k
Murphy John Raymond
$-289.4k
Wilbanks Carl David
$-9.1m
Sastre Maria
$-60.9k
Reaves Shari Lynne
$-207.6k
Merz Mark Joseph
$-2.9m
Odems Ramon Parises
$-40.8m
Montellano Najera Jose A
$-385.3k
Murphy John Raymond
$-4.1m
Reaves Shari Lynne
$-1.7m
Mancini Christopher Andrew
$-31.6m
Conn Tamara F.
$-30.3m
Tarrant Jason Lee
$-40m
Henslee Gregory L
$-117.6m
Henslee Gregory L
$-60.6m
Oreilly Lawrence P
$-29.5m
Weiss Andrea
$-4.9m
Oreilly Lawrence P
$-19.6m
Beckham Brad W
$-16.2m
Dumas Robert Allen
$-100.1m
Rogers Charles Francis
$-69.3m
Sastre Maria
$-4.9m
Merz Mark Joseph
$-9.9m
Conn Tamara F.
$-32.7m
Loafman Jeffery Thomas
$-11.5m
Weiss Andrea
$-11m
Oreilly David E
$-92.3m
Oreilly David E
$-13.8m
Kale Justin Christopher
$-1.8m
Mancini Christopher Andrew
$-26.3m
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During the last 3 months O'Reilly Automotive Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and sold 1.3m USD worth of shares. The stock price has dropped by 7% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 26, 2025 by Hopper Philip M , who sold 354.4k USD worth of ORLY shares.

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O'Reilly Automotive Inc. has journeyed from its humble origins in Springfield, Missouri, to become a formidable force in the automotive aftermarket industry. Established in 1957, the company was the brainchild of Charles Francis and Charles H. "Chub" O'Reilly, who sought to serve the burgeoning demand for replacement parts and supplies among both professional service providers and 'do-it-yourself' customers. O'Reilly's growth is a testament to its strategic balancing act, catering to a diverse clientele that ranges from car enthusiasts needing a spark plug to professional mechanics refitting a fleet of vehicles. This dual approach not only broadens its customer base but also provides a steady stream of revenue that is relatively recession-resistant, as the need for vehicle maintenance continues irrespective of economic climate. How does O'Reilly make money, you might ask? The revenue engine of this company is powered primarily through the sale of auto parts, tools, and accessories both online and at over 5,000 store locations across the U.S. Each store acts as both a retail establishment and a local warehouse, ensuring that a comprehensive range of products is always within reach of customers. O'Reilly's business model is further bolstered by its robust supply chain and inventory management systems that enable rapid distribution and restocking, allowing it to maintain high availability and quick service. This operational efficiency, coupled with its knowledgeable staff and customer-centric approach, allows O'Reilly to sustain its margins and remain competitive in a crowded market. The strategic emphasis on community involvement and local engagement ties back into the roots of its founders’ vision – making O'Reilly a trusted household name in automotive care.

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