Reader's Question: In July, LKQ Corp. (Nasdaq: LKQX) offered $48.00 per share for Keystone Automotive (Nasdaq: KEYS) in an all-cash deal. Keystone is currently trading around $47.65. The merger is ...

Earlier this month, LKQ Corp announced it had formally begun a sale process for its Keystone Automotive specialty parts division, aiming to simplify its portfolio and focus on core North American ...

LKQ Corp. said Tuesday that it is buying Keystone Automotive Industries Inc. for about $811 million in cash, in a move to expand its presence in the distribution of auto replacement parts.

LKQ and Keystone are a great strategic fit and this acquisition is a natural progression of our strategy to expand our presence in the distribution of automotive replacement parts, an industry that we ...

LKQ’s latest narrative update comes with a modestly lower fair value estimate, moving from about $42.92 to $41.19 per share as analysts recalibrate expectations around its long term outlook. A ...

ANTIOCH, Tenn., Nov. 11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LKQ Corporation (Nasdaq: LKQ) today announced that Keystone Automotive Operations, a subsidiary of LKQ’s Specialty segment, received the Channel ...

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Keystone Automotive Industries Inc., the Pomona, Calif., provider of after-market replacement parts for cars that have been in collisions, definitively agreed to be acquired ...

EXETER — Chicago-based LKQ Corp. recently finalized a $450 million deal to purchase Keystone Automotive Operations Inc. The deal completed on Jan. 3 includes the Keystone’s Exeter warehouse valued at ...

CHICAGO (Dec. 10, 2013) — Parts distributor LKQ Corp. has agreed to acquire aftermarket parts and accessories distributor Keystone Automotive Operations Inc. for $450 million. The deal is expected to ...

LKQ Corp. announced Tuesday it would buy rival Keystone Automotive Industries for approximately $811 million in cash to increase its share of the auto replacement parts market. On the news of the deal ...

Pomona-based Keystone Automotive Industries Inc., which distributes parts to collision repair shops, said Tuesday that it agreed to be bought by larger rival LKQ Corp. for $811 million in cash.

EXETER — Chicago-based LKQ Corp. recently finalized a $450 million deal to purchase Keystone Automotive Operations Inc. The deal completed on Jan. 3 includes the Keystone’s Exeter warehouse valued at ...