Is CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) Halal?

NASDAQ Consumer Cyclical United States $63M
✗ NOT HALAL
Confidence: 90/100
CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) is Not Halal under AAOIFI Standard 21. The company's debt ratio of 83.9% exceeds the 30% threshold, indicating excessive interest-bearing debt relative to market capitalization. CarParts.com, Inc. operates in the Consumer Cyclical sector.

Shariah Screening — 5 Standards

Based on financial data from December 2025

Standard Debt Ratio Cash Ratio Receivables Income Status
AAOIFI 83.9%
/ 30%
73.9%
/ 30%
12.4%
/ 30%
0.25%
/ 5%
✗ NOT HALAL
DJIM 83.9%
/ 33%
73.9%
/ 33%
12.4%
/ 33%
0.25%
/ 5%
✗ NOT HALAL
MSCI 19.6%
/ 33%
17.3%
/ 33%
2.9%
/ 33%
0.25%
/ 5%
✓ HALAL
S&P 83.9%
/ 33%
73.9%
/ 33%
12.4%
/ 33%
0.25%
/ 5%
✗ NOT HALAL
FTSE 19.6%
/ 33%
17.3%
/ 33%
2.9%
/ 50%
0.25%
/ 5%
✓ HALAL

Financial Highlights

EPS
$-0.82
P/B Ratio
1.0
EV/EBITDA
-3.5
EV: $87M
Revenue
$548M
Growth: -9.8%
Beta
0.9
Average volatility
Current Ratio
1.7

Profitability

Gross Margin 32.8%
Operating Margin -6.3%
Net Margin -9.2%
Return on Equity (ROE) -72.8%
Return on Assets (ROA) -14.3%

Cash Flow & Balance Sheet

Operating Cash Flow-$34M
Free Cash Flow-$42M
Total Debt$55M
Debt-to-Equity102.2
Current Ratio1.7
Total Assets$185M

Price & Trading

Last Close$0.82
50-Day MA$0.67
200-Day MA$0.68
Avg Volume903K
Beta0.9
52-Week Range
$0.37
$1.36

About CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS)

CEO
Mr. David Meniane CPA
Employees
1,186
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Auto Parts
Country
United States
Exchange
NASDAQ
Market Cap
$63M
Currency
USD

CarParts.com, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as an online retailer of aftermarket auto parts and accessories in the United States and the Philippines. The company offers replacement parts, such as body panels, lighting components, cooling parts, and mirrors; hard parts comprising engine, chassis, drivetrain, suspension, braking, electrical, and other mechanical components necessary for vehicle operation; and other parts and accessories, such as suspension kits, towing equipment, lift kits, and other products under the Carparts.com, Kool-Vue, JC Whitney, Evan Fischer, SureStop, TrueDrive, DriveWire, and DriveMotive brands. It distributes its products through multiple channels, such as direct-to-consumer e-commerce platforms, online marketplaces, specialty retailers, wholesale distributors, and traditional brick-and-mortar stores. The company was formerly known as U.S. Auto Parts Network, Inc. and changed its name to CarParts.com, Inc. in July 2020. CarParts.com, Inc. was incorporated in 1995 and is headquartered in Long Beach, California.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) halal to invest in?

Based on our screening using AAOIFI Standard 21 (the strictest methodology), CarParts.com, Inc. is Not Halal. The company fails one or more screening criteria. We screen against all 5 major standards: AAOIFI, DJIM, MSCI, S&P, and FTSE.

What is CarParts.com, Inc.'s debt ratio?

CarParts.com, Inc.'s debt ratio is 83.9% under the AAOIFI standard (which uses market capitalization as the denominator). The AAOIFI threshold is 30%. Under MSCI and FTSE (which use total assets as the denominator), the debt ratio is 19.6%.

What are CarParts.com, Inc.'s key financial metrics?

CarParts.com, Inc. has a market capitalization of $63M, and revenue of $548M. The company maintains a gross margin of 32.8% and a net margin of -9.2%. Return on equity stands at -72.8%.

How often is the screening data updated?

Our screening data is updated regularly using the latest available financial statements and market data. Stock prices and market caps are refreshed frequently, while financial statements are updated quarterly when companies report earnings.

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