Lear Increases 2023 Financial Outlook, Margins in Seating

Lear Increases 2023 Financial Outlook, Margins in Seating

Lear increased its 2023 outlook for net sales, core operating earnings and free cash flow.

Lear Corporation, a global automotive technology company in seating and e-systems, increased its 2023 financial outlook and seating target margins during its Seating Product Day.

According to Learn, highlights include:

  • Increased 2023 outlook for net sales, core operating earnings and free cash flow;
  • Increased JIT seating market share target to 29% (from 28%) by 2027 and introduced overall seating market share target of 32% by 2027;
  • Increased seating target margin range to 8.5% to 9.0% (from 7.5% to 8.5%);
  • Expect seating adjusted earnings to increase by approx. $700 million from 2023 to 2027;
  • 2023 Thermal Comfort Systems awards are more than 40% ahead of last year;
  • Targeting No. 1 or No. 2 market positions for key thermal comfort systems product categories by 2027;
  • The control of 259 patent assets on FlexAir and modularity;
  • Increased expected thermal comfort systems total addressable market industry outgrowth to 4 percentage points (from 2 percentage points) annually through 2027;
  • Increased thermal comfort systems revenue target to $1 billion (from $800 million) by 2027;
  • Awarded first-to-market contract to supply INTU products on several future vehicle models with a luxury European automaker;
  • Awarded first FlexAir production contract on a crossover vehicle launching in 2024 with an Asian automaker;
  • Announced exclusive automotive license for FlexAir technology
  • Announced 16 development projects on 41 platforms for FlexAir and modularity.

A replay of the Seating Product Day webcast can be accessed through the Investor Relations section of Lear’s website at ir.lear.com.

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