Broad Arrow Auctions reports over $624 million in total transactions for 2025

Broad Arrow Auctions, a Hagerty company (NYSE: HGTY), reported a total transaction value of over $624 million for 2025. This figure encompasses the company's auction, private sales, and capital financing activities, marking a 97 percent increase from its 2024 total of $316 million.

The company stated that its private sales division surpassed auction results for the first time, achieving over $281 million in transaction value. Auction sales generated $257 million across eight live auctions and two online sales, with Broad Arrow expanding its footprint in Europe by hosting three new auctions, including a partnership with BMW at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este.

In 2025, Broad Arrow Auctions conducted a total of eight live auctions and two online sales. The company reported an 88 percent sell-through rate for the 949 lots sold, which included 642 cars and 307 memorabilia items. Eleven new world record prices were set during the year's auctions. Bidders participated from 52 countries, with a significant increase in registered buyers, especially in Europe.

Key events in 2025 included the auction at The Amelia Concours, the Monterey Jet Center Auction in collaboration with Hagerty's Motorlux, and its inaugural Las Vegas auction. The debut European auction at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este generated over €31.1 million ($35.3 million USD) in sales.

Broad Arrow Capital, the company's financing arm, facilitated transactions by leveraging its balance sheet. The company anticipates building on the momentum from its 2025 performance in the upcoming year.