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108.71 
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| Valuation Estimation |
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EPS (Current/Estimated)
11.48/16.72
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Enterprise Value
7.94B
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Book Value Per Share
103.71
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Cash Flow Yield
0.25
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Total Revenue
23.26B
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Operating Revenue Per Share
477.19
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Business Description
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| Lear is the world's largest automotive seating maker with 26% just-in-time market share. Management targets expanding share to 29% through conquest wins, supported by its growing vertical integration and expertise. The company has two segments, seating and e-systems, that generated 2025 revenue of $23.3 billion, with seating constituting 74% of sales. E-systems sells a variety of electrical distribution and connection products such as wire harnesses, battery connection systems, and battery disconnect units. Lear's geographic revenue mix is about 23% US, 15% Mexico, and 13% China. The customer mix is global, but GM and Ford account for about one-third of revenue, with GM the largest at about 22%. Lear is based in Southfield, Michigan, and about 46% of its 164,300 headcount is unionized. |
