OP Mobility saw revenue in Q3 2025 of €2,719m, reflecting 2.6-per-cent organic growth year-on-year, and down 1.0 per cent including currency effects.
This performance is mainly driven by the production of exterior parts and fuel systems, with strong market momentum in North America and Asia, confirming the positive impact of a local footprint and a geographical and customer diversification strategy.
They’re accelerating development in India with new production capacities for Exterior and C-Power in a country where OPmobility equip more than one in three vehicles and are targeting to more than double sales by 2030.
For 2025, OP Mobility are strengthening their strict cost-saving and investment control measures, and confirming their outlook for 2025, with the aim of improving financial aggregates (operating margin, net result group share and free cashflow) compared to 2024, while continuing to reduce net debt.
CEO Laurent Favre said: “The group’s performance for the third quarter illustrates the agility and the commitment of our teams to our customers in the field, as well as our ability to create value over time. It results from our strategy of geographical, technological and customer diversification for all forms of mobility. In the current environment, we continue to focus on cost-saving measures across all our businesses, subsidiaries and geographies, notably to continue to improve our competitiveness. Based on the current market forecasts, OPmobility confirms all of its objectives for 2025. The group also continues to prepare for the future, notably with the grand opening, in October, of our new headquarters in North America and of a new plant in India”.
