Autodoc SE runs a European online automotive parts marketplace that serves both individual customers and professional repair shops. It lists about 5.8 million products from roughly 2,300 brands on country-specific sites and a mobile app, and also offers private-label products plus a B2B platform called AUTODOC PRO. The company has added a marketplace model with third-party sellers via Mirakl to broaden selection and create a broader ecosystem. Its goal is to grow its multi-country marketplace and B2B services to become a comprehensive, one-stop hub for auto parts across Europe.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$638M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2008
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16.07.2026 - Autodoc SE enters a new financing era with its first institutional debt deal, backing a major share buyback and paving the way for future growth and a potential IPO.
Autodoc SE has postponed its initial public offering and related private placement, which was planned to raise up to €464 million ($536 million) on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
German car parts retailer Autodoc has postponed its planned IPO on the Frankfurt stock exchange, which was set to sell existing shares worth up to €390 million, valuing the company at €2.3 billion. The decision comes amid global trade disputes and increased market volatility due to the Israel-Iran conflict. Autodoc is considering an IPO at a later date. Other companies like Cobalt Holdings, 1Komma5 Grad, Klarna, and Stada have also delayed their IPO plans recently.
Autodoc's IPO is set to value the German online car parts retailer at up to €2.4 billion ($2.78 billion). The private placement price range is €58 to €61, leading to a market cap of €2.3 to €2.4 billion. Existing investors plan to sell shares worth €383 million to €403 million. Trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is scheduled for June 25, following a private placement from June 17 to June 24. The IPO was unexpected amid global trade uncertainties.