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Forvia Hella confirms guidance despite weaker first half

Forvia Hella is maintaining its full-year forecast after a first half that was predictably weaker. Currency-adjusted revenue rose to just over €4 billion, but operating profit fell by almost 10% to €214 million and the operating margin slipped to 5.4%. For 2026 Hella still targets currency-adjusted revenue of around €7.4–7.9 billion and an operating margin of about 5.4–6.0%. » More on finanzen.net
Forvia Hella confirms annual targets after weak start to year and expects margin improvement

Forvia Hella reports an operating result of €96m for Q1 (−12%) and a revenue decline of nearly 3% to €1.9bn, weighed down by a strong euro and weakness in the lighting business. The electronics segment grew thanks to high demand for radar sensors and became the largest group division for the first time. Cost reductions, including in R&D, offset part of the revenue decline; group profit rose slightly due to significantly lower restructuring costs. Management expects an improved operating margin and net cash flow over the course of the year and confirms guidance (organic revenue €7.4–7.9bn, operating margin 5.4–6.0%, net cash flow ≥1.8% of revenue), but cites the war in the Middle East as an uncertainty factor. » More on de.investing.com
Forvia sells Interiors division for 1.82 billion euros to Apollo and appoints new chairman of the board

Forvia is selling its Interiors division — which comprises 59 production sites, eight R&D centres and around 31,000 employees — to private equity investor Apollo Funds for 1.82 billion euros to reduce net debt by at least one billion euros. Interiors recently generated about 4.8 billion euros in revenue and accounted for almost one-fifth of group sales; Forvia says it will now focus on higher-margin, technology-driven areas. The group is in crisis with around 6 billion euros in net liabilities and expects to cut debt by 2028; extensive job cuts have already been announced. Michel de Rosen is stepping down as chairman of the board; his successor will be Pierre André de Chalendar from the annual general meeting on June 4. » More on manager-magazin.de

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In 2024, Forvia has already paid 0,50€ in dividends. The last payout was in June 2024.

Financials

In the last year, Forvia had revenue of 26.97b€ and net profit of −185.20m€

(EUR)	2024	YoY
Revenue	+26.97b	1,00%
Gross profit	+3.60b	3,85%
Net profit	−185.20m	183,35%
EBITDA	+2.30b	10,03%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	+4.19b€
Number of shares	197.00m
52-week high/low	+23,56€ - +10,73€
Dividends	No
Beta	2
P/E ratio	−2,00
PEG ratio	+0,01
P/B ratio	+0,85
P/S ratio	+0,09

Company profile

Faurecia S.E. produziert und vertreibt zusammen mit seinen Tochtergesellschaften Automobilausrüstungen in Frankreich, Deutschland, anderen europäischen Ländern, Nordamerika, Südamerika, Asien und international. Das Unternehmen ist in den Segmenten Seating, Interiors, Clean Mobility und Clarion Electronics tätig. Das Segment Seating entwickelt und fertigt Fahrzeugsitze, Sitzrahmen, Bezüge und Schaumstoffe sowie Komfortlösungen. Das Segment Interior entwirft und produziert Instrumententafeln, Cockpits, Türverkleidungen und -module sowie Mittelkonsolen und intelligente Oberflächen. Das Segment Clean Mobility entwickelt und fertigt Abgassystemlösungen für Personen- und Nutzfahrzeuge, Brennstoffzellen-Elektrofahrzeuge und Nachbehandlungslösungen für Nutzfahrzeuge sowie Null-Emissions-Lösungen. Das Segment Clarion Electronics entwickelt und fertigt Anzeigetechnologien, Fahrerassistenzsysteme und Cockpit-Elektronik. Das Unternehmen wurde 1929 gegründet und hat seinen Hauptsitz in Nanterre, Frankreich.