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RPM Automotive Group (ASX:RPM), an automotive parts and tyre distributor, has been a laggard that DMX Asset Management still sees value in. In April 2026, DMX welcomed a management change after a long period of operational underperformance, noting that with revenue above $100 million there is scope for a more profitable business. Earlier, DMX reported the shares fell 24% and that RPM was one of the few portfolio companies to see revenue decline, with earnings failing to improve during the half. RPM Automotive operates in the Consumer Discretionary sector within the Auto Components industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 9 comments from 1 fund manager, DMX Asset Management. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Dandenong South, Melbourne, RPM Automotive manufactures and distributes wheels, tyres, automotive accessories and performance parts to wholesale and retail customers, with tyres sold largely to commercial fleets, mining and off-road users, and also provides workshop and repair services.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including DMX Asset Management have invested in Rpm Automotive Group Ltd (ASX:RPM).
DMX highlights a management change that could unlock better profitability from a business generating more than $100 million of revenue, and continues to see significant value and upside.
DMX notes a long period of operational underperformance, results below market expectations for several years, declining revenue and stagnant earnings.
RPM Automotive Group Ltd. is an Australian automotive company headquartered in Dandenong South. Founded in 1982 by Clive Finkelstein and Lawrence Jaffe, the firm manufactures and distributes vehicle parts and accessories. RPM Automotive Group operates through four primary divisions: Motorsport, Tires & Wheels, Repairs & Roadside, and Performance & Accessories. The company serves the Australian automotive market, providing a comprehensive range of automotive products and services.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.