AutoCanada management commentary: Higher normalized operating expenses drive Q3 2026 adjusted EBITDA decline

• AutoCanada management commentary attributed third-quarter 2026 continuing-operations adjusted EBITDA’s 16.7% decline to CAD 48.4 million primarily to higher normalized operating expenses.
• Continuing-operations net income reached CAD 40.3 million, supported by higher gross profit, lower finance costs and gains on redemption liabilities.
• Revenue rose 3.1% to CAD 1.24 billion, driven by higher vehicle sales and collision repair revenue.
• Dealership adjusted EBITDA fell 23.4% to CAD 40.83 million as new-vehicle margins weakened and parts-and-service gross profit declined.
• Collision gross profit increased 44.3% to CAD 25 million, reflecting acquisitions, expanded repair capacity and higher paintless dent repair margins.

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