Industry executives and consultants say that the cash backlog for suppliers will run out in mid-May unless automakers are able to restart assembly lines.
When it comes to new technology, nothing’s quite as cutting edge as driverless cars, or autonomous vehicles (AVs).
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Delphi Technologies' main products are fuel injection and valvetrain systems along with the sensors and software controls for each, representing approximately 68% of 2019 total revenue. With a diverse base of vehicle manufacturer customers, no single automaker represents 10% of the company's revenue. Regionally, this global parts supplier had about 45% of 2019 revenue from Europe, Middle East, and Africa; 28% from North America; 24% from Asia-Pacific; and 3% from South America.
| Website: | www.delphi.com |
| Main Phone: | +44 2030574300 |
| Address: | One Angel Court |
| Address 2: | 10th Floor |
| State: | Kent |
| City / Town: | London |
| Country: | GB |
| Postal Code: | EC2R 7HJ |
| Exchange: | NYE |
| CEO: | Richard F. Dauch |
| Employees: | 21000 |
| NAICS: | Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufacturing(336330) |
Industry executives and consultants say that the cash backlog for suppliers will run out in mid-May unless automakers are able to restart assembly lines.
When it comes to new technology, nothing’s quite as cutting edge as driverless cars, or autonomous vehicles (AVs).
Though summer is traditionally a sluggish time for retail, it doesn’t mean investors should shun the entire sector. This can be an excellent time to take a look at companies that, while
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