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Forvia SE
Forvia SE is a large automotive supplier that sells car parts and full systems to vehicle makers. The company designs and manufactures seating, interior trim, dashboards, lighting, electronics, and exhaust and emissions-control equipment. It also works on hydrogen-related components and systems, which gives it a role in both traditional car parts and newer powertrain technologies. Its main customers are global automakers and commercial vehicle makers, who buy these products for use in new vehicles. Forvia makes money by supplying parts under long-term contracts, usually tied to vehicle platforms and production schedules. Its business depends on being embedded early in the car design process, then delivering components at scale for the life of that model. What makes Forvia different is that it sits very close to the center of the auto value chain: it helps shape the interior experience of a vehicle while also supplying technical systems that support safety, comfort, and emissions control. That mix of consumer-facing cabin products and industrial hardware gives it a broad role across the vehicle, even though its business is still tied to the health of global auto production.
Forvia SE is a large automotive supplier that sells car parts and full systems to vehicle makers. The company designs and manufactures seating, interior trim, dashboards, lighting, electronics, and exhaust and emissions-control equipment. It also works on hydrogen-related components and systems, which gives it a role in both traditional car parts and newer powertrain technologies.
Its main customers are global automakers and commercial vehicle makers, who buy these products for use in new vehicles. Forvia makes money by supplying parts under long-term contracts, usually tied to vehicle platforms and production schedules. Its business depends on being embedded early in the car design process, then delivering components at scale for the life of that model.
What makes Forvia different is that it sits very close to the center of the auto value chain: it helps shape the interior experience of a vehicle while also supplying technical systems that support safety, comfort, and emissions control. That mix of consumer-facing cabin products and industrial hardware gives it a broad role across the vehicle, even though its business is still tied to the health of global auto production.
Performance: FORVIA said H1 was its third straight half of improved performance, with operating margin up 30 basis points to 6.0% and net cash flow up 18% to EUR 432 million.
Guidance: Management fully confirmed 2026 guidance and still expects sales of EUR 20 billion to EUR 21 billion, margin of 6.0% to 6.5%, net cash flow of at least 3% of sales, and leverage of 1.5x.
Order intake: Order intake was a standout, rising 15% year over year to EUR 13.4 billion, with strong wins in China, India, seating and electronics.
Lighting: Lighting remained the weak spot, with H1 operating income at 0.3% and organic sales down 4.7%, but management said the bottom is in and the turnaround plan is being accelerated.
Deleveraging: Net debt fell by EUR 503 million to EUR 5.5 billion, leverage improved to 1.6x, and the Interiors sale is still targeted to close in Q4 2026.
Mix shift: Management highlighted stronger North America, resilient margins in China and Asia, and growing diversification through India, Chinese OEMs and defense-related opportunities.