Carma posts 37% lift in quarterly retail deliveries and commits to monthly disclosure

The latest update is out from Carma Limited ( (AU:CMA) ).

Carma Limited reported that it delivered 249 retail units in January 2026, contributing to 746 retail units sold in the three months to January 2026, a 37% increase on the 546 units delivered in the same period a year earlier. Over the first two quarters of FY 2026, Carma generated unaudited retail revenue of $19.6 million in Q1 and $22.0 million in Q2 from online sales of used vehicles to retail customers, with management noting that monthly volumes and revenue are influenced by operating days, holidays and other seasonal factors, including a planned shutdown of reconditioning operations over late December. To improve transparency for investors during its early post-IPO phase, the company will provide monthly disclosures of retail units delivered and retail revenue at least through June 2026, offering greater visibility into growth trends, variability and seasonality in its business performance.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:CMA) stock is a Buy with a A$3.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Carma Limited stock, see the AU:CMA Stock Forecast page.

More about Carma Limited

Carma Limited is an Australian online used-car retailer headquartered in Sydney, operating a fully digital platform for buying and selling pre-owned vehicles. The company offers a fixed-price, end-to-end online purchasing experience with integrated finance, extended coverage, and a seven-day return policy, while every vehicle is NRMA-verified and reconditioned in-house. Carma also provides a streamlined, data-driven process for customers to sell their cars, positioning itself as a safer, more convenient alternative to traditional private sales and physical dealerships in the Australian used-car market.

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