AutoWallis reports 39,406 sales: what it means for AutoWallis stock

Published on 10/19/2026 at 11:07 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Nine-month sales fell 3.70 percent to 39,406 vehicles. Retail growth and wholesale weakness shape the AutoWallis stock context.

Sales mix and company footprint

AutoWallis sold 11,839 vehicles in the third quarter of 2026, down 8.90 percent year over year.
Wholesale deliveries fell 6.80 percent to 26,029 vehicles in the first nine months of 2026.
AutoWallis operates in 17 countries with more than 30 brands, according to its investor-relations page.

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AutoWallis sold 39,406 vehicles in the first nine months of 2026, a 3.70 percent decline from the same period a year earlier. The sales update published on October 15, 2026, showed a sharp split between the group's wholesale business and its retail and mobility activities, according to Portfolio.

Sales fell 3.70 percent

Third-quarter vehicle sales totaled 11,839 units, down 8.90 percent from the comparable period. Across the first nine months, the decline was milder at 3.70 percent, with total deliveries reaching 39,406 vehicles, according to Portfolio.

The wholesale division was the main drag. It sold 26,029 vehicles in the first nine months, down 6.80 percent year over year, while third-quarter wholesale sales fell 12.40 percent to 8,083 vehicles. Portfolio linked the pressure mainly to weaker KGM sales in Romania, where market conditions stayed uncertain.

What does the sales mix mean?

The figures point to a uneven operating picture rather than a uniform contraction. Retail sales increased 3.90 percent in the first nine months, including a 7.10 percent rise in new-vehicle sales. Used-car sales declined 6.20 percent to 2,595 vehicles, showing that the retail advance depended on new-car demand.

Mobility services provided another counterweight. Rental events increased 2.50 percent to 307,584 in the first nine months, while rental days climbed 14.60 percent to 210,214. The average fleet expanded 5.20 percent to 4,242 vehicles during the same period, according to Portfolio.

Regional platform spans 17 countries

AutoWallis describes itself as an integrated automotive retail and mobility-services provider operating in 17 Central and Eastern European countries with more than 30 brands. Its activities include vehicle and parts distribution, retail sales, service centers, rentals, fleet management and carsharing, according to the company's investor-relations page.

The company entered the Hungarian capital market on February 7, 2019. It is listed in the Premium category of the Budapest Stock Exchange and is included in the BUX and BUMIX indices, according to AutoWallis.

Sales execution remains the test

Management said the group's strategic direction was unchanged while the pace of execution would be adjusted to the more difficult automotive environment. For investors, the key distinction is whether retail and mobility growth can offset the wholesale shortfall as newer brands gain scale.