Autoliv Inc
ALV
$122.73 2.07% Quote
Exchange NYSE Sector Consumer Cyclical Industry Auto Parts
Q1 2025
Reported
Published: Apr 16, 2025

Data: Financial Modeling Prep

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Report Date

Apr 16, 2025

Quarter Q1 2025

Revenue

2.58B

YoY: -1.4%

EPS

2.14

YoY: +40.5%

Market Move

+2.07%

Previous quarter: Q4 2024

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Earnings Highlights

Gross Margin

18.5%

Net Income

167.00M

YoY: +32.5%

Tariff costs need to be passed on to the end consumers, which would lead to higher vehicle prices and potentially impact consumer demand and light vehicle production.

— Mikael Bratt
ALV
Company ALV

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Executive Summary

Autoliv reported QQ1 2025 net sales of $2.58 billion, down 1% year over year primarily due to currency headwinds, light vehicle production dynamics and regional mix effects. The company posted an adjusted operating income of $255 million and an adjusted operating margin of 9.9%, up 230 basis points versus the prior year, driven by direct labor productivity gains, structural cost reductions and favorable product mix in Europe and North America. Gross margin expanded to 18.6%, up 160 basis points YoY as a result of efficiency improvements and headcount reductions, partially offset by a supplier settlement. GAAP operating income was $254 million, with higher working capital pressures contributing to an operating cash flow of $77 million for the quarter. Net income reached $167 million, with diluted EPS of $2.14 and reported EPS of $2.15. The balance sheet remained robust, with total assets of $8.11B and total debt of $2.27B, yielding a net debt position of about $1.95B and a leverage ratio near 1.3x. Cash at period end stood at $322 million, and Autoliv executed a $50 million share repurchase and paid a $0.70 dividend per share. Management remained optimistic about 2025 despite tariff-related headwinds, highlighting tariff pass-through to customers and a strong regional footprint as key mitigants. The company reconfirmed full-year guidance, expecting approximately $1.2B of operating cash flow and a global light vehicle production decline of around 0.5%, with a tax rate near 28% and a negative currency impact of roughly 3% on sales. In Q2–Q4, management emphasized that Q4 is expected to be the strongest quarter, supported by ongoing efficiency gains and a resilient balance sheet.

Key Performance Indicators

Revenue
Decreasing
2.58B
QoQ: -1.45% | YoY: -1.41%
Gross Profit
Increasing
478.00M
18.54% margin
QoQ: -13.25% | YoY: 7.90%
Operating Income
Increasing
254.00M
QoQ: -28.05% | YoY: 28.28%
Net Income
Increasing
167.00M
QoQ: -31.28% | YoY: 32.54%
EPS
Increasing
2.15
QoQ: -29.04% | YoY: 40.52%

Revenue Trend

Margin Analysis

Historical Earnings Comparison

PeriodRevenue ($M)EPS ($)YoY GrowthReport
Q1 2026 2,753.00 1.88 +5.7% View
Q1 2025 2,578.00 2.14 -1.4% View
Q4 2024 2,616.00 3.02 -4.9% View
Q3 2024 2,555.00 1.74 -1.6% View
Q2 2024 2,605.00 1.70 -1.1% View