Autoliv 
SWEDEN: Autoliv to buy Delphi businesses (MEM)
17th November 2009
Autoliv has said it is buying the North American airbag, seatbelt and steering wheel assets of Delphi Corp which has recently emerged from a four-year Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Read the full story >>- SWEDEN: Autoliv Q3 boosted by cash for clunkers
21st October 2009
Autoliv has reported a better than expected set of results for its third quarter, helped by the cash for clunkers programme in the US. - SWEDEN: Autoliv raises expectations as market begins recovery (REG)
18th September 2009
Autoliv has hiked its financial forecasts for the third quarter and full year, saying that it had seen a faster recovery in light vehicle production than expected. - RESEARCH ANALYSIS: Review of the vehicle’s electrical and electronic architecture
13th August 2009 - US: US car market poised for 'strong rebound' – Morgan Stanley (REG)
10th August 2009 - SWEDEN: Autoliv does better than expected (REG)
21st July 2009 - SWEDEN: Autoliv eyes Asia growth (REG)
7th July 2009 - SWEDEN: Autoliv announces new seatbelt system
16th June 2009 - SWEDEN: Autoliv Q1 sales fall 49% (REG)
22nd April 2009 - ESTONIA: Norma puts workers on part time (REG)
17th February 2009
Background
Updated: 30th October 2005
Autoliv is a Swedish company in automotive safety based in Vårgårda Municipality. It is a worldwide leader in its business and a pioneer in both seat belts and airbags. It has 80 subsidiaries and joint ventures in over 30 countries. Autoliv describes itself as the world's #1 producer of car safety equipment, and says it wants to help people in autos stay alive. The company hopes to save lives by increasing the survivability statistics for traffic accidents (500,000 people die every year in traffic accidents worldwide). Autoliv makes components such as seat belts, airbags, anti-whiplash systems, and safety electronics. Other products include rollover-protection systems, steering wheels (with airbags), night vision systems, and child seats. Its three major customers are Ford (23% of revenues), Renault (15%), and General Motors (12%). Autoliv has 20 crash-test tracks, 12 technical centers, and 80 production facilities in 30 countries.
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