UnitedAuto Group, Inc., an automotive specialty retailer, will host a
conference call discussing financial results for its third quarter
UnitedAuto Group to Host Conference Call With Release of Third Quarter 2002 Earnings
by Staff
October 10, 20022 min to read
2002 on Tuesday, October 29, at 2 pm ET/ 1 pm CT/ 12 pm MT/ 11 pm PT.
The call will follow the release earlier that morning of third
quarter 2002 earnings for UnitedAuto Group.
Advanced registration is not required.
-- Domestic, please call (800) 230-1096
-- International, please call (612) 332-0107
Calls need to be made shortly before 2 pm ET on the 29th of
October. Please provide the leader's name - Roger Penske - as well as
the code UAG3Q. The call cannot be accessed without this information.
This call will also be simultaneously broadcast on the Internet.
This simultaneous webcast may be accessed through the UnitedAuto Group
website at www.unitedauto.com. It is recommended access be gained to the webcast
15-20 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. To listen to the
webcast, participants will need a computer with speakers and Real
Player or Windows Media Player software. Links to download the free
Players software will be available on the UnitedAuto Group website.
There will be an instant replay of the call with reverse, pause,
and fast forward features available from Tuesday, October 29, at 5:30
p.m. ET, until 11:59 pm ET, Tuesday, November 5. Following are the
numbers to call to listen to the playback:
-- Domestic, please call (800) 475-6701 (access code 655061)
-- International, please call (320) 365-3844 (access code 655061)
A rebroadcast of the conference call will also be available on the
Company's website beginning one hour after the completion of the live
broadcast and for the following thirty days.
A copy of the transcript of the call can be e-mailed. Please
e-mail nvermillion@unitedauto.com with this request beginning Tuesday,
November 5.
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