Inter Cars S.A.
1,022.00
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PLINTCS00010
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- CEO
- Maciej Oleksowicz
- Full Time Employees
- 5,961
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Auto parts: OEM
- Address
- ul. Gdanska 15 Warsaw MZ Poland 05-152
- IPO Date
- May 26, 2004
- Website
- intercars.com.pl
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- Inter Cars S.A. is a Poland-based importer and distributor of automotive spare parts for passenger cars, commercial vehicles, vans, and trucks, operating primarily in Central and Eastern Europe with a network exceeding 670 branches across more than 17 countries including Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy, Slovenia, Estonia, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Moldova. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Czosnów near Warsaw, the company offers over 5.97 million products encompassing spare parts, batteries, tyres, oils, garage equipment, tools for servicing and repairing vehicles, motorcycle spare parts and accessories including the Triumph brand through Inter Motors, as well as remanufactured automotive parts; it also engages in trailer and semi-trailer manufacturing, real estate development and leasing, sale of vans and trucks, advertising, marketing, public opinion research, logistics, asset management, vehicle repair services for fleets, and advisory trainings and seminars related to automotive services. The company lists on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 2004 and manages subsidiaries such as Feber Ltd, ICMS Ltd, ILS Ltd, Lauber Ltd, Q-Service Ltd, Q-Service Truck Ltd, and foreign entities like Inter Cars Ceska Republika Sro. In recent developments, Inter Cars reported a 9% consolidated revenue increase to 5.3 billion PLN in the first half of 2025 with unit sales up 114% in Q1, opened 19 new international branches to expand its distribution footprint, optimized IT and logistics costs reducing selling, general, and administrative expenses to 13.8% of sales, advanced robotization for efficiency gains, integrated its e-Catalog with TEXA Poland's diagnostic software IDC6, initiated a share buyback program for up to 150,000 shares representing 1.06% of its stake, executed a PLN 2.54 billion sustainability-linked financing facility extension and reorganization advised by Norton Rose Fulbright, and continued geographical expansion including phased plans in Germany with new warehouses near the border despite challenges like a warehouse fire in Ukraine and margin pressures from supplier price reductions.