See: Secondary market.

1940, American English, of automobile parts, from after + market.

A component or accessory that wasn't intended to be used as original equipment on stock bicycles.

Definition A market in which an investor purchases a security from another investor rather than the issuer, subsequent to the original issuance in the primary market. also called secondary market.

A component or accessory that wasn't intended to be used as original equipment on stock bicycles.

Parts or accessories not supplied from the factory with new bikes (see O.E.M.). This term would include optional accessories, upgrades, and repair parts.

Activities completed after the sales process, such as the replacement and servicing of parts; particularly prevalent in the automotive industry.

  Sales of parts and service. Parts manufacturered by a company other than the OEM

Aftermarket refers to the sale of something after it is originally placed on the market for sale. For example, in securities transactions, aftermarket refers to the situation in which an investor purc [..]

Markets in which an investor purchases a security from other investors rather than the issuer, subsequent to the original issuance in the primary market. Also called secondary market.

Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) is a consortium of industry experts from major car manufacturers that collaborate to develop quality processes, establish global standards for development and p [..]

An embedded navigation solution which is installed by a car dealer rather than the car manufacturer but typically has a lower level of integration with the car's systems.

A component or accessory that wasn't intended to be used as original equipment on stock bicycles.

See “AM”.

A term that refers to any car parts that were not made by the original manufacturer of the part.These may or may not meet the exact specifications of the manufacturer (in the case of windshields, the [..]

 All products and services used in the repair and maintenance of vehicles.

The market for a security after an initial public offering. The after-market or secondary market may be over-the-counter or on an exchange.

The so-called aftermarket comprises specific services and offerings after the sale of a product. They include, for instance, replacement or servicing of parts. The aftermarket is particularly prevalent in the automotive industry.

Trading of a company’s stock after the market has closed.

A component or accessory that wasn't intended to be used as original equipment on stock bicycles.

public trading of a company’s shares after its IPO.

A type of share that is traded after it was initially offered to the public.

See: Secondary market.