Company Reports 89% Month-over-Month Growth in Sales
“I am thrilled to update our investors and stakeholders on the incredible progress we have achieved in a relatively short span of time,” said Christopher Davenport, CEO and founder of Auto Parts 4Less. “Leveraging the $500 billion U.S. automotive parts sector with the world’s largest parts sellers on our marketplace, the company achieved nearly 90 percent sales growth over the previous month and we’re on a terrific trajectory for the rest of 2023. Our goal is to be the go-to destination for all automotive parts, and I am proud to say we are on track to achieve this.”
Christopher Davenport, CEO
- Sales Momentum: From June’s $29,239 to July's $40,058, to August's impressive $75,767, Auto Parts 4Less Group, Inc. reported an 89% month-over-month growth in total sales. The Company’s focus remains on controlling costs while simultaneously boosting sales.
- Financial Turnaround: The Company reported a 75.4% decrease in subsidiary losses from January to August.
- Expanding Catalog: The corporate catalog now boasts over 5.8 million products across 8,000 brands and 3,000 categories. “We're proud to work with some of the largest automotive parts manufacturers and resellers in America.” Davenport said.
- Platform Stability: The platform's stability has been greatly enhanced through recent code improvements, the deployment of B2B Portal, Elasticsearch, and the introduction of a warranty program; this has led to an increase in both organic and paid traffic.
- Addressing Balance Sheet Challenges: Addressing balance sheet debt is a top priority, and Auto Parts 4Less is actively collaborating with debt holders to devise a plan that benefits all stakeholders and keeps the company moving forward.
“Platforms like Uber, Airbnb, Instacart, and Alibaba highlight the potential of our marketplace,” Davenport said. “The faith and continued support of our dedicated investors has been our backbone. Our aim goes beyond increasing sales; we're dedicated to operational efficiency and ensuring maximum returns for all stakeholders.”
Christopher Davenport, CEO