CarMax Current Ratio 2010-2024 | KMX

Current and historical current ratio for CarMax (KMX) from 2010 to 2024. Current ratio can be defined as a liquidity ratio that measures a company's ability to pay short-term obligations. CarMax current ratio for the three months ending August 31, 2024 was 2.25.
CarMax Current Ratio Historical Data
Date Current Assets Current Liabilities Current Ratio
2024-08-31 $4.86B $2.16B 2.25
2024-05-31 $4.97B $1.99B 2.50
2024-02-29 $5.23B $2.31B 2.26
2023-11-30 $5.11B $2.08B 2.45
2023-08-31 $5.39B $2.32B 2.32
2023-05-31 $5.36B $2.11B 2.54
2023-02-28 $5.04B $1.94B 2.60
2022-11-30 $4.98B $1.94B 2.57
2022-08-31 $5.87B $2.13B 2.75
2022-05-31 $6.12B $2.25B 2.72
2022-02-28 $6.55B $2.05B 3.20
2021-11-30 $5.96B $2.06B 2.90
2021-08-31 $5.37B $1.96B 2.74
2021-05-31 $4.69B $2.09B 2.24
2021-02-28 $4.12B $1.70B 2.42
2020-11-30 $3.74B $1.44B 2.60
2020-08-31 $4.33B $1.60B 2.71
2020-05-31 $3.28B $1.15B 2.85
2020-02-29 $3.66B $1.54B 2.39
2019-11-30 $3.45B $1.42B 2.43
2019-08-31 $3.39B $1.40B 2.42
2019-05-31 $3.28B $1.49B 2.21
2019-02-28 $3.21B $1.31B 2.45
2018-11-30 $3.06B $1.23B 2.50
2018-08-31 $3.02B $1.28B 2.36
2018-05-31 $2.96B $1.29B 2.30
2018-02-28 $3.06B $1.17B 2.61
2017-11-30 $3.01B $1.11B 2.70
2017-08-31 $2.80B $1.20B 2.33
2017-05-31 $2.74B $1.17B 2.34
2017-02-28 $2.87B $1.11B 2.60
2016-11-30 $2.68B $1.03B 2.61
2016-08-31 $2.76B $1.08B 2.54
2016-05-31 $2.42B $1.08B 2.23
2016-02-29 $2.47B $1.01B 2.46
2015-11-30 $2.64B $0.92B 2.85
2015-08-31 $2.50B $1.00B 2.50
2015-05-31 $2.67B $1.00B 2.67
2015-02-28 $2.59B $1.00B 2.60
2014-11-30 $2.57B $0.93B 2.77
2014-08-31 $2.52B $0.91B 2.78
2014-05-31 $2.64B $0.96B 2.74
2014-02-28 $2.64B $0.88B 3.02
2013-11-30 $2.56B $0.75B 3.42
2013-08-31 $2.48B $0.73B 3.40
2013-05-31 $2.46B $0.71B 3.46
2013-02-28 $2.31B $0.68B 3.38
2012-11-30 $2.09B $0.58B 3.62
2012-08-31 $1.96B $0.53B 3.73
2012-05-31 $1.93B $0.62B 3.12
2012-02-29 $1.85B $0.65B 2.87
2011-11-30 $1.65B $0.53B 3.10
2011-08-31 $1.50B $0.49B 3.05
2011-05-31 $1.54B $0.58B 2.67
2011-02-28 $1.41B $0.52B 2.70
2010-11-30 $1.34B $0.47B 2.85
2010-08-31 $1.24B $0.49B 2.54
2010-05-31 $1.16B $0.57B 2.03
2010-02-28 $1.56B $0.48B 3.26
2009-11-30 $1.39B $0.43B 3.26
2009-08-31 $1.52B $0.56B 2.74
2009-05-31 $1.45B $0.64B 2.27
2009-02-28 $1.29B $0.49B 2.62
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Retail/Wholesale Retail & Wholesale Auto Parts $12.642B $26.536B
CarMax Inc. is the largest retailer of used vehicles in the U.S. and one of the nation's largest operators of wholesale vehicle auctions. CarMax is engaged in providing related services including financing of vehicle purchases and sale of extended warranties, accessories and vehicle repair services. It has acquired its used-vehicle inventory directly from consumers through its in-store appraisal process as well as from other sources including local and regional auctions, wholesalers, franchised and independent dealers and fleet owners. A seamless integration of a world-class in-store experience and an online experience improves the shopping experience of the buyers. CarMax operates under two reportable segments: CarMax Sales Operations and CarMax Auto Finance (CAF). Under the CarMax Sales Operations segment, the company undertakes all auto merchandising and service operations, excluding financing. The CAF segment provides vehicle financing services to customers buying through CarMax stores.
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