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LKQ Corporation

LKQ Corporation

Since forming in 1998 to consolidate the auto salvage business in the United States, LKQ has developed into a leading distributor of aftermarket and recycled auto parts with around 1,500 facilities across North America and Europe. The company primarily sells into the professional channel and offers an assortment of collision and mechanical parts to both body shops and mechanical repair shops. It also continues to operate more than 70 LKQ pick-your-part junkyards. Separate from the self-service business, LKQ usually purchases around 250,000 salvage vehicles annually that are used to extract vehicle parts for resale.www.lkqcorp.com

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Oct 29, 2026

David SparkHOST
8:57
Once reachability, explanation, and proposed patch arrive together, AppSec stops being a ticket factory and starts looking closer to code review with a very specialized second pair of eyes.
David SparkHOST
9:10
And Susan Trammell of LKQ Corporation said, quote, when findings are accurate, contextual, actionable, and fix-ready, AppSec stops functioning as a gate and becomes an intelligence layer that accelerates the business.
David SparkHOST
9:24
False positives don't just waste expensive resource time, they erode trust, dilute focus, and slow the organization's ability to execute.
David SparkHOST
9:33
Precision isn't a luxury, it's a strategic advantage.
Stu KaganHOST
5:34
However, you did leave for a stretch.
Stu KaganHOST
5:37
I remember seeing on your experience that you even worked for LKQ for a while, which is the big auto parts guys for those around the world.
Stu KaganHOST
5:45
Um, I guess, what made you leave, and what made you then come back to a family-run operation versus an LKQ, et cetera?
Colin DenihanGUEST
5:56
Right, so it was strategic growth, planning, 08, 09 hit, the market was really in turmoil.
Colin DenihanGUEST
6:02
It was a tough business.
Colin DenihanGUEST
6:15
Great money, great experience.
Colin DenihanGUEST
6:17
Then I ended up moving back home to Fort Wayne, Indiana, where...
Colin DenihanGUEST
6:21
LKQ had just purchased Heartland Aluminum and Transmetco, and they were looking for a young trader to run the commodity book and be a buyer selling it.
Scott SavageHOST
25:43
Hope everybody has an awesome and excellent, amazing day.
Scott SavageHOST
25:46
Jim at LKQ Keystone Delivery.
Scott SavageHOST
25:52
Uh, Jason, the dump up, the dump up on rice Lake road is now referred to as the recovery center.
Scott SavageHOST
25:58
See text Jim LKQ Keystone delivery says the dump up on rice Lake road is re just continue to call it the dump.
Scott SavageHOST
26:07
Anyway.
Scott SavageHOST
26:09
Good morning.
Perry SaidmanGUEST
42:05
three rejections.
Perry SaidmanGUEST
42:06
The LKQ case.
Perry SaidmanGUEST
42:07
Yeah, yeah,
Eli MazourHOST
42:09
yeah.
ElijahAUDIENCE
43:28
So it was about five years ago back there on Old Franklin.
ElijahAUDIENCE
43:32
There's an LKQ headquarters back there.
ElijahAUDIENCE
43:34
And this is before a lot of things in the Century Farms area were going up.
ElijahAUDIENCE
43:40
So it was kind of just farmland.
Jason ManningHOST
23:02
But you get the gist.
Jason ManningHOST
23:04
Jim at LKQ Keystone Delivery.
Jason ManningHOST
23:06
Jim, thank you again for the delivery of donuts yesterday.
Jason ManningHOST
23:08
That was mighty nice of you.
Ryan FalcoGUEST
12:34
So we actually got after out of the aftermarket parts business.
Ryan FalcoGUEST
12:37
That was more right when LKQ announced the merger with Keystone.
Ryan FalcoGUEST
12:45
A lot of people got into the oh, I got to be like them, too.
Ryan FalcoGUEST
12:48
Yeah.

1 HR 12 MINS LATER

Vince EdivanHOST
84:32
I don't know.
Vince EdivanHOST
84:32
You know,
Ryan FalcoGUEST
84:33
at the end of the day, too, all these companies, I mean, you're reading about it with LKQ.
Ryan FalcoGUEST
84:38
Yeah.
Scott SavageHOST
30:05
There you go.
Scott SavageHOST
30:06
Hey Jason, it's Jim, LKQ Keystone Delivery.
Scott SavageHOST
30:09
I'm at the door here.
Scott SavageHOST
30:10
I've got some goodies for you guys.
Erik AbrahamssonHOST
19:12
The growth is okay, margins are trending in the right direction, the ROIC is extremely high, and the valuation is fine too, at EV-EBIT twelve or PE fourteen.
Erik AbrahamssonHOST
19:25
LKQ is similar to Genuine Parts in that it distributes automotive replacement parts.
Erik AbrahamssonHOST
19:30
And just like Genuine Parts, LKQ has a nice competitive position, thanks to distribution scale and a great sourcing network.
Erik AbrahamssonHOST
19:39
The growth is excellent, margins are tight, ROIC is decent, and the price is a little lower than for Genuine Parts.
Erik AbrahamssonHOST
19:47
You shall pass.
Uncle JimmyHOST
52:47
Well, now, as a mechanic, if something that you have, the motor goes south on it, or you even buy a car where the motor's already gone south on it, you're like, "Well, it's not gonna cost me 35 grand to get an engine.
Uncle JimmyHOST
52:59
I'll get one from a pick and pull or from LKQ or from another car, and I will take it all the way out, and I will put it all the way into my car, and I will charge myself nothing, and then I will have a perfectly good car to drive around and, you know, give to my kids or my wife or my girlfriend or even just sell it." That happens all the fucking time, and you, you guys, I think maybe some of you take that for granted and, and don't understand that, you know, the doctor can heal himself and the lawyer can represent himself, and the auto mechanic can fix his own shit without having to give a fucking dealership or a shop two, $300 for labor.
Uncle JimmyHOST
53:40
[laughs] We just give them the finger and go, "I'm using your lift.
Uncle JimmyHOST
53:43
Fuck you." [laughs] You get nothing.

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