RB Global (RBA) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
20 Mar, 2026Market overview and growth drivers
Operates a diversified global marketplace for commercial assets and vehicles, with a $16.2B GTV and 3-year service revenue CAGR of 9%.
Automotive segment represents 53% of GTV, with 75% of GTV from the US and 17% from Canada.
North American automotive salvage market has a $20B TAM, growing at mid-single digits, while commercial construction & transportation (CC&T) has a $100B TAM, growing cyclically with GDP.
Strategic positioning in large, expanding end markets supports compounding growth and market share gains.
Competitive advantages and customer solutions
Delivers industry-leading performance in automotive with high vehicle pickup rates, reduced cycle times, and improved price realization through process optimization and data-driven incentives.
Offers unmatched customer solutions for both sellers and buyers, including multi-channel transaction platforms, data-driven insights, and specialized services like inspections and financing.
Combined footprint enables large-scale catastrophe response leveraging multiple locations.
In CC&T, operates the world's largest marketplace with 60+ yards in 14 countries, 700+ sales reps, and 400+ annual events.
Strategic actions and operational excellence
Drives growth through expanding sales capacity, service attach initiatives, AI-driven workflow simplification, and technology investments.
Pursues acquisitions to access new customers, regions, and adjacent verticals, while optimizing capital allocation for growth, debt paydown, and dividends.
Achieved $110M in cost synergies from the IAA acquisition a year ahead of schedule and implemented a new operating model to boost efficiency.
Focuses on operational excellence, expanding EBITDA efficiently, and maintaining a strong cost and control culture.
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