Boyd Group hits US$1 billion sales in a quarter
Boyd Group Services achieved a historic milestone in its 36-year existence by generating US$1.013 billion in sales during its second quarter, marking the first time it has reached this level. This substantial increase of 29.9 percent from the previous year was driven by the addition of 340 new locations, which contributed $211.3 million to the company's total sales.
The acquisition of Joe Hudson’s Collision Centre for US$1.3 billion last year played a significant role in expanding Boyd's presence in the southeastern United States, with the integration process progressing more swiftly than anticipated. Boyd's management, including Steven Savard, has praised the rapid integration of the acquired locations, emphasizing the complexity involved in adding 258 new shops to Boyd's operational systems.
Despite higher depreciation and amortization costs and increased finance expenses from the acquisition, Boyd Group Services maintained its focus on growth and efficiency, with ongoing efforts through Project 360. The company remains committed to adding 13 new locations in the upcoming quarters and aims to reach $5 billion in revenue by 2029, demonstrating its continued expansion and success in the collision repair industry.
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