Liquidity Services shares declined 2.8% following earnings, reflecting investor caution despite solid profit growth, likely due to muted GMV expansion in key segments and less upbeat growth in GovDeals amid weather disruptions.

• Consolidated segment direct profit rose 18% year over year, with adjusted EBITDA up 37%.
• Retail segment GMV grew 10%, with direct profit up 29%, driven by higher consignment flows post-holiday season.
• GovDeals reported only 5% GMV growth due to significant winter weather impacts, though direct profit increased 12%.
• CAG segment GMV grew 3%, and direct profit increased 11%, supported by growth in high-margin consignment flows and a 36% increase in unique bidders.
• The company ended the quarter with $204 million in cash and zero financial debt, while expanding its buyer base to 6.3 million registered buyers.