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Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA), a well-known online platform for buying and selling used cars, has recently seen its stock price drop sharply, reflecting both company-specific challenges and broader market concerns. In one trading session alone, Carvana shares fell by nearly 11%, part of a pattern of volatility the company has faced over the past year.
This recent decline comes at a time of overall uncertainty in financial markets, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and speculation about future interest rate decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Carvana’s stock has been especially sensitive to these changes, having recorded more than 40 instances in the past year where the stock moved more than 5% in a single day.
Despite the recent turbulence, Carvana’s financial performance has shown signs of improvement. In 2024, the company reported a record adjusted EBITDA (a measure of profitability) of approximately $1.4 billion. This improvement has been driven by better cost control and operational efficiencies. The company has also maintained strong sales performance, selling more than 100,000 cars in each of the last three quarters reported.
To support its operations and scale, Carvana acquired ADESA’s U.S. auction business, which is helping the company process more vehicles more efficiently. Looking forward, Carvana is focused on three main goals: maintaining positive adjusted EBITDA, increasing earnings per vehicle sold, and returning to growth with a more streamlined approach. These steps are aimed at making the company more financially stable and better positioned for long-term success.

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