Die Unternehmensanalyse und Bewertungen stammen aus dem früheren veröffentlichten WHEB-Profil. Sie wurden nicht auf den Stichtag der Portfoliopositionen aktualisiert. Dieses historische Profil beschreibt Aptiv vor der Abspaltung von Versigent im April 2026.
Aptiv
High-voltage wiring, connectors and safety sensors for electric and automated vehicles.
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- US$22.2bn
- Region
- Switzerland
- Thema
- Sustainable Transport
- Unterthema
- Electric vehicles
Impact-Bewertung
Aptiv’s technology plays a key role in enabling both advanced safety technologies, as well as greater powertrain electrification. Intellectual property in safety applications offers significant improvements in automotive safety benefits. Approximately 80% of revenues are derived from products and services with either environmental or safety benefits.
Fundamentale Qualität
Supplying automotive components is typically seen as an unattractive market. A focus on electrification and active safety enables Aptiv to grow faster than the market as a whole. A strong competitive position and robust management of ESG issues also enable the company to earn attractive margins for the sector.
UN-Nachhaltigkeitsziele
Aptiv supports SDG 11 by supplying components that make cars cleaner and safer. SDG 11 is focused on making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
Mehr erfahrenRisiko negativer Auswirkungen
- Also sells products for ICE vehicles which emit greenhouse gases
- Small % of revenues (<5%) are from sales to military
- Generation of electronic waste at the end of the product's life
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