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Continental ag - an equity perspective on the future of mobility, tires, and beyond
| Resumo: | Continental AG is one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, employing over 199,000 workers at 519 locations across 5 continents. While its origins trace back to rubber manufacturing, its portfolio was expanded in the nineties with a new division focusing on advanced automotive technologies, which now drives the majority of sales. Moreover, through its ContiTech segment, it is also a leading industrial solutions provider, servicing a diversified range of industries including Energy Management and Material Handling. As such, the company is and will continue being sensitive to fluctuations in vehicle production volumes, industrial production, and related supply chain disruptions, which in recent years have contributed to a bearish stock performance. Even so, Conti is well positioned to benefit from the growing electric mobility trend, as well as from the monetization opportunities generated by mobility (and tires) as a service, and the increasing demand for industrial automation and digital advancement solutions (Internet-of-Things, predictive maintenance). Moreover, market share gains in the promising Asia-Pacific and North American regions are expected to further boost revenues. |
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| Autores principais: | Chitto, Aleardo |
| Assunto: | Company valuation Forecasts Stock price Comparables Automotive industry Adas Technology Sustainable mobility Tires Taas/maas Vehicles Contitech Oems Replacement business Inflation Geopolitical conflicts Supply chains |
| Ano: | 2024 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | dissertação de mestrado |
| Tipo de acesso: | acesso aberto |
| Instituição associada: | Universidade Nova de Lisboa |
| Idioma: | inglês |
| Origem: | Repositório Institucional da UNL |
| Resumo: | Continental AG is one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, employing over 199,000 workers at 519 locations across 5 continents. While its origins trace back to rubber manufacturing, its portfolio was expanded in the nineties with a new division focusing on advanced automotive technologies, which now drives the majority of sales. Moreover, through its ContiTech segment, it is also a leading industrial solutions provider, servicing a diversified range of industries including Energy Management and Material Handling. As such, the company is and will continue being sensitive to fluctuations in vehicle production volumes, industrial production, and related supply chain disruptions, which in recent years have contributed to a bearish stock performance. Even so, Conti is well positioned to benefit from the growing electric mobility trend, as well as from the monetization opportunities generated by mobility (and tires) as a service, and the increasing demand for industrial automation and digital advancement solutions (Internet-of-Things, predictive maintenance). Moreover, market share gains in the promising Asia-Pacific and North American regions are expected to further boost revenues. |
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