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Vehicle Auction U.S. Revenue Mix

measures the share of consolidated revenue generated by the U.S. operating segment.

By Lee BaileyPublished Sep 26, 2026
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Sep 26, 2026Use the dated article and cited sources for the definition, examples, and stated limitations.
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17 connected conceptsPart of the reviewed Online Vehicle Auction Economics; issuer definitions remain distinct where disclosed.
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Vehicle Auction U.S. Revenue Mix measures the share of Copart's consolidated revenue generated by U.S. operations.

Copart reported 83.0% of revenue from the U.S.

U.S. and international shares reconcile exactly to 100%

Copart reported Vehicle Auction International Revenue Mix of 17.0%.

The two geographic buckets therefore sum to 100% of consolidated revenue under the disclosed presentation.

U.S. revenue share was about 4.9 times international

Dividing 83 by 17 gives about 4.9x, which shows how much larger the U.S. revenue bucket was than the international bucket.

That ratio does not say the U.S. business has 4.9 times the units, facilities, or profit.

Geographic mix is not operating-margin mix

Vehicle supply, fee structure, principal-versus-agent accounting, pricing, regulation, facility intensity, and currency can differ across markets.

Use Vehicle Auction Country Footprint to understand physical reach, but preserve revenue and footprint as separate measures.

Primary sources: Copart 2025 Form 10-K and Copart fiscal 2026 results.

Part of the Online Vehicle Auction Economics

Connect insurance-sourced vehicle supply, buyer liquidity, auction-service fees versus principal vehicle sales, geographic mix, physical processing infrastructure, and facility and vehicle-sale costs across an online salvage and remarketing marketplace.

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