Dorman Products Reports Record Third-Quarter Net Sales of $562 Million
Dorman Products (DORM) reported record third-quarter net sales of $562 million, driven largely by steady demand in the 'do-it-for-me' (DIFM) professional repair segment. While retail consumer spending on DIY automotive parts has softened due to inflationary pressures, the company's focus on non-discretionary replacement components has provided stability across economic cycles. Management noted that tariff-related price adjustments are creating a temporary drag on top-line growth, leading to a revised full-year sales growth expectation of 2% to 3%. Despite these headwinds, Dorman continues to prioritize shareholder returns, having deployed a record $112 million toward share repurchases year-to-date. The company aims to capture further market share in the heavy-duty commercial fleet sector by offering high-quality aftermarket alternatives to original equipment manufacturers.
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