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On June 29, Ritchie Bros will auction the first-ever Gentleman Jack bike produced, a limited edition Indian Roadmaster Dark Horse. This unique motorcycle, designed in collaboration with Jack Daniel's, features whiskey pearl paint and is one of only 107 units made. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Armed Services YMCA's Operation Ride Home program, which has raised over $1.8 million since 2011, helping military families reunite. The auction will take place at Ritchie Bros’ Southeast Regional online auction on June 29.

Ritchie Bros. reported strong results from its recent Rocky Mountain auction held on May 26-27, 2021, attracting over 11,600 bidders globally. The auction achieved a Gross Transaction Value (GTV) of over US$54 million, matching a previous record from March 2021. A total of 4,850 equipment items were sold, comprising various heavy machinery including trucks and excavators. Approximately 88% of sales were to U.S. buyers. Future auctions are scheduled in Phoenix, Sacramento, Las Vegas, and Houston, offering more than 50,000 additional items.

Ritchie Bros. held a successful auction in Fort Worth, TX on May 18-19, 2021, attracting over 13,500 bidders from 66 countries and achieving a gross transaction value of US$55+ million. The auction featured 4,300+ equipment items, with significant participation from U.S. buyers, particularly from Texas. The company reported a 52% increase in equipment views per lot compared to last year and noted a strong demand for equipment across all categories, promising high returns for sellers.

Ritchie Bros achieved a record-breaking auction from May 11-13 in Toronto, selling over 4,200 items for CA$53+ million (US$44+ million), surpassing their previous Ontario record. The auction attracted more than 9,200 online bidders from 67 countries, with 89% of sales going to Canadian buyers. Key highlights included top sales of a 2016 Caterpillar wheel loader for CA$390,000 and a 2005 John Deere hydraulic excavator for CA$260,000. The company continues to capitalize on favorable market conditions, encouraging sellers to participate in upcoming auctions.

The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of Ritchie Bros Auctioneers (NYSE: RBA) took place on May 6, 2021, with 84.77% of outstanding shares represented. Key voting outcomes included strong support for board members Erik Olsson, Ann Fandozzi, and others, each receiving over 81 million votes in favor. The results were documented in the Proxy Statement filed on March 23, 2021. Full voting results have been made available on the company’s website and SEDAR.

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (NYSE: RBA) reported a strong Q1 2021, with net income attributable to stockholders rising 24% to $28.2 million and diluted EPS increasing 19% to $0.25. Total revenue grew 21% to $331.6 million, driven by a 39% surge in inventory sales revenue. Operating income rose 31% to $44.5 million. The company attributed its success to effective digital strategies amid economic uncertainties. Key highlights include a 11% increase in gross transaction value (GTV) to $1.3 billion, reflecting strong demand across all regions.

Ritchie Bros. achieved a record-breaking CA$197+ million (US$162+ million) in sales during its six-day auction in Edmonton from May 3-8, 2021. The auction featured over 13,600 items, drawing more than 28,700 bidders from 70+ countries. Strong demand was particularly noted for earthmoving equipment, with significant sales to Canadian buyers. Notably, the event saw a 64% increase in equipment views compared to May 2020, highlighting Ritchie Bros.' operational strength and online auction capabilities.

Ritchie Bros reported significant price increases in agricultural equipment as detailed in its May 2021 Used Equipment Market Trends Summary. Key findings include a 24% increase in U.S. truck tractor prices year-over-year and a 19% rise in medium earthmoving equipment. The growing demand is illustrated by 71 farm auctions held in 30 days, achieving CA$104+ million in gross transaction value and attracting over 160,000 bidders. A new agricultural index was introduced, indicating price inflation in the high single digits.

Ritchie Bros. announced the successful completion of 71 farm auctions across Western Canada in spring 2021, generating over CA$104 million in gross transaction value. The events attracted more than 160,000 bidders and over 1.6 million online equipment views. Notable sales included a 2020 Claas 8700 combine for CA$500,000 and a John Deere R4045 sprayer for CA$445,000. A Canadian agriculture industry panel is scheduled for May 10, focusing on key issues in farming.