Schaeffler in the news

Schaeffler AG extended the contract of board member Sascha Zaps for five years, aiming for continuity in its bearings and industrial solutions business, while its stock closed at 6.27 Euros on October 2, 2026.

Schaeffler's stock is declining, with the company transitioning from an automotive supplier to a technology provider, particularly in humanoid robots, raising questions about this new venture's impact on its share price.

Schaeffler India's stock declined slightly on October 6, 2026, as the company emphasizes high localization rates, strong domestic growth, and expansion into railway and renewable energy sectors.

Schaeffler extended its CEO of Bearings and Industrial Solutions' contract, while its stock is down and analysts cut price targets.

BNP Paribas, Schaeffler, and Fresenius Medical Care announce new appointments and changes in their treasury departments.

Schaeffler is consolidating its FAG, INA, and LuK Aftermarket brands under a unified Schaeffler brand identity starting Q2 2027 to simplify customer access to its portfolio.

Schaeffler's Supervisory Board extended Sascha Zaps' contract for the Bearings & Industrial Solutions division by five years, effective October 1, 2026.

CoLab and Schaeffler AG expanded their enterprise collaboration into a single global contract, making CoLab's platform the standard design review environment for over 1,700 Schaeffler engineers.

Schaeffler extended its industrial division CEO's contract by five years, showing improved profitability in the first half of 2026 despite declining revenue and a challenging automotive market.

Schaeffler India's stock price declined due to a rating downgrade based on valuation concerns, even though the company reported strong double-digit growth in its last quarter.

Schaeffler extended Sascha Zaps' contract as Board Member for Bearings & Industrial Solutions for an additional five years, effective October 1, 2026.

Schaeffler experienced a 2.7% revenue decrease in Q1 2026, reaching 5764 million Euros, with growth only in the E-Mobility sector, while net profit also declined.

Schaeffler is exhibiting its vehicle repair solutions and REPXPERT platform at the 2026 Auto Trade EXPO in Dublin.

Schaeffler faced a downturn in September 2026 due to market conditions, with its stock showing higher volatility as a small cap in the cyclical automotive industry, currently moderately valued with an attractive dividend yield.

JPMorgan reduced its price target for Schaeffler stock to EUR 8.50 while maintaining a Neutral rating, citing a tough automotive market, despite Schaeffler's improved first-half EBIT.

First Hydrogen, BMW, and Schaeffler are each making strategic moves in robotics and autonomous systems, with First Hydrogen developing UGVs, BMW integrating humanoid robots into production, and Schaeffler innovating motion components for robotics.

Sascha Zaps' contract as CEO Bearings & Industrial Solutions at Schaeffler has been extended.

Schaeffler has prematurely extended Sascha Zaps' contract for five years due to his pivotal role in developing the industrial business and guiding it towards sustainable growth, while also making other executive board changes.

Schaeffler AG extended Sascha Zaps' contract as CEO of Bearings & Industrial Solutions by five years.

Schaeffler AG extended the contract of Sascha Zaps, CEO Bearings & Industrial Solutions, for an additional five years to ensure continuity and further development of its industrial business.