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Tuhu agrees conditional deal to buy mycar operator

NewTimeSpace and Tyre News report that Tuhu has signed a conditional agreement to acquire Continental’s Australian mycar business; the sale has not been completed.

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AI-generated contextual editorial illustration inspired by this story. People and settings are illustrative, not a depiction of a manufacturer vehicle or a real event. DriveAgent · AI illustration · AI-generated editorial illustrationTUHU-W (09690.HK): To Buy Australia's mycar Chain for A$403MContinental Agrees A$403m Sale of mycar to Tuhu

Conditional agreement

NewTimeSpace and Tyre News report that Tuhu agreed on 24 September 2026 to buy Conti Trade Australia Pty Ltd, which operates the 279-store mycar Tyre & Auto network, from Continental. Both publications describe the agreement as conditional, rather than a completed change of ownership. 12

NewTimeSpace identifies the buyer as TUHU Car (Hong Kong) Limited, an indirect wholly-owned Tuhu subsidiary, and the seller as Continental Global Holding Netherlands B.V., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Continental AG. It says the agreement covers all of Conti Trade Australia’s issued shares. 1

NewTimeSpace reports an agreed enterprise value of A$403 million and a cash payment at completion currently estimated at A$278.33 million after net-debt and working-capital adjustments. Tyre News says the payment remains subject to adjustment after completion, so the estimate is not a final purchase price. NewTimeSpace identifies Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and Federal Treasurer approvals among the conditions for completion. 12

Network and continuity

Tyre News reports that mycar has more than 1,600 employees and recorded revenue of A$524.7 million in 2025, up from A$491.8 million in 2024, citing Tuhu’s filing. It says Continental acquired the chain as Kmart Tyre and Auto Service in 2018, when it had 258 branches, before the business was renamed mycar. 2

Tyre News reports that Continental says mycar will continue selling Continental tyres after completion. The publication also says Continental has developed its own Australian sales organisation; the proposed transaction would change ownership of the servicing network without ending the reported tyre-supply relationship. 2

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  1. TUHU-W (09690.HK): To Buy Australia's mycar Chain for A$403M

    newtimespace.com · 24 Sep 2026 · accessed 29 Sep 2026

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  2. Continental Agrees A$403m Sale of mycar to Tuhu

    tyrenews.co.uk · 24 Sep 2026 · accessed 29 Sep 2026

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