Delphi Automotive Plc is a global technology company that specializes in designing and manufacturing advanced thermal, electronic, and electrical systems for the automotive industry
The company focuses on delivering innovative solutions that enhance vehicle performance, safety, and connectivity, enabling automakers to meet the evolving demands of consumers and regulatory requirements. Delphi is committed to advancing the future of mobility through its investments in electrification, autonomous driving technologies, and connected vehicle systems, working closely with leading automotive manufacturers to develop next-generation products and systems that shape the future of transportation.
Aptiv shares are up in premarket trading following the announcement of a plan to separate its Electrical Distribution Systems business, enhancing focus and growth opportunities for both companies.
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Aptiv reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.83, which beat the analyst consensus of $1.68 by 8.93%. Total revenue for the quarter came in at $4.854 billion, falling short of the expected $5.205 billion, according to estimates from Benzinga Pro.
