Faurecia in the news

FORVIA appointed Pankaj Kapoor as President – India to strategically lead its Faurecia and HELLA businesses, leveraging his extensive experience in automotive technology and business leadership.

Forvia has partnered with Anand Group to establish a joint venture, Faurecia Anand Seating India Private Limited, to boost its automotive seating market share in India to 10% within five years.

Forvia and Anand Group have established a joint venture to expand their automotive seating business in India, targeting local automakers and aiming for a significant market share within five years.

Gabriel India and Faurecia established a joint venture to target 10% market share in the Indian automotive seating market within five years.

FORVIA has appointed Pankaj Kapoor as President of its India operations, aiming to double sales by 2030 and expand its Seating and Electronics businesses in the region.

FORVIA and Anand Group have created a joint venture, Faurecia Anand Seating India Private Limited, to expand their market share in seat frames and complete seats within the rapidly growing Indian automotive market.

A private real estate company redeveloped a former industrial site into a business park for small and medium-sized enterprises without public funding.

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. indirectly reduced its stake in automotive tech company FORVIA to below 5% of the capital on September 22, 2026, due to share sales and changes in assimilated holdings.

Goldman Sachs Group's indirect stake in FORVIA dropped below 5% of the capital due to off-market share sales.

Faurecia, part of Forvia Group, is hiring three quality and customer contact engineers with 1-2 years of industrial experience.

Forvia is pivoting its automotive plant in Brières-les-Scellés to assemble interceptor drones for MBDA and Alta Ares, signifying a strategic shift into the defense industry.

MBDA and Forvia are reportedly partnering to mass-produce air defense drones, with Forvia reconfiguring its production lines for this purpose.

Groupe Renault partners with Faurecia to offer repair services for electronic vehicle parts, providing an economical and environmentally friendly alternative to new components.

Faurecia is investing 12 million euros in mechatronics for zero-emission mobility, creating 60 jobs and establishing a global campus in Orne, France.

Forvia is considering selling its Clarion Electronics business, which specializes in automotive cockpit systems and accounted for 7.4% of its total sales in H1 2026.

Forvia is exploring the sale of its Clarion Electronics unit, which develops automotive interior tech, to simplify operations and cut debt, following a strategy to focus on higher-margin segments.

Forvia's share price rose by 2.60% on the Paris Stock Exchange, closing at 9.720   .

FORVIA is initiating a share buyback program to acquire up to 1,000,000 shares between September 3 and September 18, 2026.

Forvia initiated a share buyback program, approved by shareholders, to acquire up to 1,000,000 shares between September 3 and 18, 2026.

FORVIA is initiating a share buyback program to fulfill its obligations related to employee and executive incentive plans.