ORLY O`Reilly Automotive PEG ratio, current and historical analysis

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Based on the most recent data from Jul 31, 2026, ORLY's PE to growth ratio comes in at 2.34. This metric factors in a PE of 29.01 with an earnings growth rate of 12.4%. Relative to the 4.4 average from the past four quarters, the PEG ratio is down by 47%.

ORLY PEG ratio history

How has ORLY's PEG ratio performed in the past

Looking at the last ten years, ORLY's PEG ratio has has been around 2.13 on average. At 2.34, today's PEG ratio sits 10% more than its historical average. Within the last ten years, the Mar 2025 quarter recorded the highest PEG value at 11.62. At 0.37, the Mar 2021 quarter showed the minimum PEG ratio in this period.

Today
2.34
Average
2.13
Median
1.59
Minimum
0.37
Maximum
11.62

O`Reilly Automotive PEG ratio by year

Year PEG ratio PE ratio Growth YoY
2025 3.33 30.61 9.2%
2024 5.36 28.96 5.4%
2023 1.62 24.45 15.1%
2022 3.25 25.01 7.7%
2021 0.7 22.53 32.3%
2020 0.6 19.1 31.7%
2019 2.19 24.35 11.1%
2018 0.78 21.25 27.1%
2017 1.04 18.87 18.1%
2016 1.6 25.78 16.1%
2015 1.14 27.25 24%
2014 1.17 25.68 22%
2013 0.74 20.93 28.1%
2012 0.67 18.63 28%
2011 0.85 21.32 25%

O`Reilly Automotive PEG ratio by quarter (TTM)

Year PEG ratio PE ratio Growth YoY
Mar 2026 2.42 29.97 12.4%
Dec 2025 3.33 30.61 9.2%
Sep 2025 5.29 37.05 7%
Jun 2025 6.54 32.07 4.9%
Mar 2025 11.62 34.86 3%
Dec 2024 5.36 28.96 5.4%
Sep 2024 3.76 28.23 7.5%
Jun 2024 2.55 26.27 10.3%
Mar 2024 1.99 28.29 14.2%
Dec 2023 1.62 24.45 15.1%
Sep 2023 1.6 23.95 15%
Jun 2023 1.8 26.21 14.6%
Mar 2023 2.11 24.29 11.5%
Dec 2022 3.25 25.01 7.7%
Sep 2022 1.59 21.31 13.4%

ORLY average PEG ratio chart

What is the average PEG ratio of ORLY for the past years

When comparing to historical data, ORLY's PEG ratio sits above its 10-year average, yet it is lower than the 3 and 5-year averages.

3-year avg
4.19
5-year avg
3.11
10-year avg
2.13
15-year avg
1.72

PEG comparison

With a PEG of 2.34, ORLY stands above the Consumer Cyclical sector and the industry average. Looking at its Consumer Cyclical sector average of 0.68, O`Reilly Automotive's PEG is 244% higher.

ORLY EPS growth

Earnings per share growth rates over time chart

ORLY Price vs fair value

How does ORLY's price compare to its estimated fair value based on its growth

ORLY PEG vs peers

What is ORLY's PEG ratio compared to its peers

Relative to its peer stocks AAP and MNRO, ORLY's PEG ratio is higher.

Stock name PEG ratio Market cap
MNRO Monro Inc 0.4 $382.98M
AAP Advance Auto Parts Inc 0.68 $3.33B
ORLY O`Reilly Automotive Inc 2.34 $74.05B
AZO Autozone Inc N/A $49.24B
GPC Genuine Parts Company N/A $17.15B
PRTS CarParts.com Inc N/A $43.51M
LKQ LKQ Corp N/A $5.68B

Frequently asked questions

What is O`Reilly Automotive's PEG ratio?

ORLY shows a PEG ratio of 2.34, per Jul 31, 2026 data.

What is the 3-year average PEG ratio for O`Reilly Automotive (ORLY)?

ORLY's 3-year PEG ratio average is 4.19.

What is the 5-year average PEG ratio for O`Reilly Automotive (ORLY)?

ORLY's 5-year PEG ratio average is 3.11.

What is the highest PEG ratio for ORLY?

The Mar 2025 quarter marked the ten years high at 11.62 for ORLY's PEG ratio.

How does the current PEG ratio for ORLY compare to its historical average?

ORLY currently has a PEG ratio 10% above its 10-year average.

Why is O`Reilly Automotive's PEG ratio so high?

When a company's earnings growth trails its valuation, the PEG ratio tends to be elevated - as seen with ORLY's 2.34 value.

How is ORLY's PEG ratio calculated (O`Reilly Automotive PEG ratio formula)?

Computing the PEG ratio involves dividing the PE ratio by the company's earnings per share growth (YoY TTM). As of Jul 31, 2026, O`Reilly Automotive has a P/E ratio of 29.01. Earnings grew at 12.4% over the TTM period ending Mar 2026. Applying the formula, this gives a price to earnings growth ratio of 2.34. PEG RATIO(2.34) = PE RATIO(29.01) / EPS GROWTH(12.4%)

All PEG ratio stats are based on quarterly TTM periods, unless otherwise specified.