Investors need to pay close attention to ALV stock based on the movements in the options market lately.
The auto parts industry has witnessed headwinds that resulted in most names underperforming the broader market in the last 3 years. While these headwinds, namely declining LVP, high interest rates, and energy prices, cause some names to lose value, Autoliv was able to return more than 20% in the last 3 years. This performance is due to the durable moat the business has, high profitability margins, and continuous market share gain. Despite this, the stock still trades at a discount to the sector.
Autoliv looks cheap and cash flow is strong, but a fourth-quarter margin push and Turkiye restructuring leave investors facing a hold-or-wait call.
| Automobile Components Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Mikael Bratt CEO | XFRA Exchange | 052800109 CUSIP |
| SE Country | 56,515 Employees | 4 Mar 2026 Last Dividend | 2 Jul 2018 Last Split | 28 Apr 1997 IPO Date |
Autoliv, Inc. is a pioneering force in the development, manufacturing, and supply of passive safety systems for the automotive industry, with a diverse global footprint that extends across Europe, the Americas, China, Japan, and the rest of Asia. Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the company has built a reputation for its dedication to enhancing automotive safety. Through its various subsidiaries, Autoliv is at the forefront of providing cutting-edge safety technologies that have set industry standards, serving a wide range of car manufacturers around the world.
Autoliv, Inc. offers a comprehensive array of passive safety systems and mobility safety solutions, designed to protect vehicle occupants and road users across a variety of scenarios. Below is an overview of their main products and services: