ARAMIS GROUP: management transactions · France · AMF

About ARAMIS GROUP

Aramis Group is a European automotive retail specialist focused on the online purchase and sale of multi-brand used cars to private customers. Its business model combines a digital platform with physical customer centers and industrial-scale refurbishing capabilities, aiming to make used-car buying more transparent, faster and safer. The Group operates historically in France through the Aramisauto brand and was founded in 2001. From the outset, it built its offer around an omnichannel customer journey, supported by proprietary technology and standardized operating processes. Over time, Aramis Group has become one of the leading players in European used-car retail. In its latest universal registration document, the Group reported more than 119,000 vehicles sold to individuals in the financial year ended September 30, 2025, and said it had surpassed the milestone of 800,000 vehicles sold since inception. The company also referred to FY 2025 sales of €2.4 billion, underscoring the scale it has reached across its footprint. The Group’s core activities include the sale of reconditioned used vehicles, trade-ins, pre-registered or nearly new vehicles, and related services such as financing and add-ons. A key differentiator is its industrial refurbishing model: vehicles are processed through standardized workflows using proprietary software and algorithms to improve throughput, quality and turnaround times. This operational discipline is particularly relevant in a European used-car market that remains highly fragmented and largely dominated by traditional brick-and-mortar dealers. Aramis Group has built a broad European presence through a sequence of acquisitions and organic development. It expanded into Spain in 2017 with Clicars, Belgium in 2018 with Cardoen, the United Kingdom in 2021 via Motordepot/CarSupermarket.com, Austria in 2022 through Onlinecars, and Italy in 2022 with Brumbrum. As of September 30, 2025, it reported operations in six countries, eight refurbishing centers and 100 customer centers. A notable strategic feature is Aramis Group’s close relationship with Stellantis, rooted in the capital and strategic alliance initiated in 2016 when Automobiles Peugeot became a majority shareholder. That relationship has strengthened the Group’s sourcing capabilities and supported its expansion model. In practical terms, Aramis Group has positioned itself as a technologically enabled, pan-European used-car retailer with industrial operations, local market coverage and a strong sourcing network.