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Trades about 112% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Forvia SE, an entity established in 1929 and headquartered in Nanterre, France, operates as a global supplier of automotive technology. The company delivers a broad spectrum of solutions across France, Germany, other European nations, the Americas, and Asia. Its multifaceted business is organized into several key divisions. The Seating division is responsible for designing and manufacturing comprehensive vehicle seating systems, encompassing frames, covers, comfort features, and adjustment mechanisms. The Interiors segment specializes in the creation and assembly of components like instrument panels, cockpits, door modules, center consoles, and integrates sustainable materials. Clean Mobility is dedicated to developing advanced exhaust systems for both passenger and commercial vehicles, alongside pioneering fuel cell electric vehicle technologies, commercial vehicle aftertreatment solutions, and other zero-emission innovations. The Electronics segment focuses on designing and producing cutting-edge display technologies, driver assistance systems, and cockpit electronics. This also includes sensors, actuators, lighting/body electronics, energy management systems, and human-machine interface (HMI) displays. The Lighting segment is responsible for innovating and producing advanced lighting technologies. Lastly, the Lifecycle Solutions segment offers products and services aimed at extending vehicle longevity, which includes workshop equipment and specialized original equipment. The company, initially known as Faurecia S.E., adopted its current name, Forvia SE, in June 2023.
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