Topic: New business bookings drivers and supply chain opportunities
Key points:
Q1 new business bookings of $5 billion; full-year 2026 target of $20 billion, with high confidence based on funnel.
OEMs are making sourcing decisions for next-gen ADAS, user experience, and smart vehicle architecture.
Supply chain management over last 2 years has created goodwill; Aptiv is informing OEMs of pinch points (e.g., memory) and offering alternatives with more Aptiv content, displacing traditional suppliers.
Mgmt stance: Bullish — sees significant opportunities in sweet-spot areas and differentiating supply chain capability (including non-auto sectors like robotics/drones).
Q7 — Emmanuel Rosner
Topic: Revenue growth acceleration drivers and China outlook
Key points:
Current year revenue growth expected around 4%; acceleration toward 4%–7% range driven by improved customer mix.
Growth drivers: China local OEMs (top 10) and export platforms; APAC non-China (Japan, Korea) as fastest bookings growth area; strong non-automotive growth; software bookings (auto and non-auto) driving solid revenue.
New Aptiv China revenue down 14% in Q1 due to program cancellations; positive growth expected in Q2.
Mgmt stance: Bullish — confident in revenue acceleration from mix shift, non-auto, and software, with China turning positive in Q2.