Exclusive: LKQ taps Bank of America to sell specialty parts business, sources say
Nov 13, 2025, 1:01 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Selling non-core assets can unlock value for shareholders. Historical sales like this often lead to better stock performance for companies, as seen with other asset divestments in similar sectors.
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LKQ plans to sell Keystone Automotive to enhance shareholder value. Investor pressure influences LKQ's decision on asset sales.
LKQ plans to sell Keystone Automotive to enhance shareholder value.
Investor pressure influences LKQ's decision on asset sales.
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