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On October 14, 2025, IAA, a subsidiary of RB Global, Inc., announced that it has established a Market Alliance in Guatemala with Auto Traders of America to operate a vehicle auction center and enhance local buyer services.
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This move highlights IAA’s commitment to broadening its international reach and increasing vehicle visibility throughout Latin America by leveraging local expertise.
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We’ll examine how this partnership with Auto Traders of America could influence the narrative of RB Global’s global expansion and service model.
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To hold RB Global stock, investors need to believe in the company’s ability to expand internationally and boost transaction volumes as it broadens its service offering, particularly through new alliances. The Guatemala partnership with Auto Traders of America aligns with this catalyst but is unlikely to materially affect the most immediate headwind: subdued transaction volume due to macroeconomic pressures and cautious capital spending by partners. Among recent announcements, the June alliance with Moto Leader Group in Panama is especially relevant, showing a consistent focus on expanding across Central America. These partnerships highlight how RB Global is actively pursuing cross-border growth, which could become more influential if demand conditions improve. Yet, despite service diversification, investors should watch for the potential long-term risk if more equipment starts getting recycled or resold locally rather than through RB Global’s marketplaces, because…
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RB Global’s outlook anticipates $5.7 billion in revenue and $913.2 million in earnings by 2028. This is based on analysts forecasting an 8.6% annual revenue growth rate and an earnings increase of $535.9 million from current earnings of $377.3 million.
Uncover how RB Global’s forecasts yield a $122.70 fair value, a 16% upside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community estimate RB Global’s fair value between US$67 and US$177.91 per share. As some bet on cross-border digital marketplace growth, others remain wary of how macro uncertainty might impact transaction volumes and future revenues.
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