Adient, global automotive seating manufacturer, has announced first quarter earnings.
The company reported first quarter GAAP net loss and EPS diluted of $(17) million and $(18 cents), respectively. Adient reported diluted Adjusted-EPS of 31 cents, as well as first quarter Adjusted-EBIT and Adjusted-EBITDA of $105 million and $176 million, respectively.
For the first quarter, Adient’s gross debt and net debt totaled $3,409 million and $3,003 million, respectively, as of Dec. 31, 2018.
ZF said the effort was in line with its dedication to sustainability, zero-waste and circularity.
This past weekend, MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers' Cheryl Dry and Brenna McCann joined ZF Group to help clean up Stony Creek Metro Park in Shelby Township, Mich.
The effort was in line with ZF's dedication to sustainability, zero-waste, and circularity—which includes remanufacturing to reduce resource use and enable a second life for many products, the company said.
Sales were $5.8B, a 0.3% increase compared to the same period of the prior year.
The company attributes the growth to strategic initiatives and its LiftKits4Less.com platform, which was reactivated five months ago.
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The new items represent more than 10 million vehicles in new coverage, PRT said.
Sustainability is embedded in every facet of the company’s operations, Joffe affirmed.
The company expects no changes to availability going forward and little to no customer impact as the consolidation is completed.
General repair product lines are now available at Transtar’s branch in Fort Worth, Texas, in addition to transmission and driveline-related products.
