Adient Net Margin
The Net Profit Margin of Adient (ADNT) as of Jul 25, 2026 is -1.93 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 0.12 % — a change of -1,677.54% (lower).
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Net Margin
-1.93 %
YoY
-1,677.54%
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Net Profit Margin of Adient is 2026 -1.93 % . Net Profit Margin of Adient was 2025 0.12 % . It decreases by -1,677.54% lower compared to the previous year.
Adient's net margin stands at -1.9%, down from 8.1% several years earlier.
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Adient Stock analysis
What does Adient do? Adient PLC is a global provider of automotive seats and interior solutions. The company is headquartered in Ireland and employs over 77,000 employees in more than 30 countries. Adient was established as a subsidiary of Johnson Controls in 2016 and was listed on the stock exchange in the same year.
The history of Adient dates back to 1885 when German entrepreneur Heinrich Kleyer founded Kleyer Fahrzeugwerke AG in Frankfurt am Main. Initially, the company manufactured bicycles and later expanded to motorcycles and cars. In 1919, Kleyer AG became part of the Daimler group and started producing car seats in 1926. In 1995, the seating division was acquired by Johnson Controls and later became Adient.
Adient's business model involves delivering high-quality automotive seats and interior solutions to global automakers. The company takes pride in offering innovative solutions for seating ergonomics, seating in various levels and environmental conditions. Adient also strives to produce sustainable products that promote environmental protection and meet the strictest safety standards.
Adient operates in three main business segments: Seating, Seat Structures & Mechanisms, and Interiors. The Seating segment focuses on the development and manufacturing of car seats for different vehicle types such as cars, trucks, and SUVs. The Seat Structures & Mechanisms segment is responsible for producing seat frames, seat mechanisms, and seat components. The Interiors segment is responsible for interior components like cockpits, door panels, and dashboards for both cars and trucks.
Adient offers a wide range of customized products to meet customer needs. For example, the company's portfolio includes seats for sports cars and sedans, as well as seats for commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles. Adient has also developed specialized seats for the aviation industry, offering seating configurations for private jets and commercial aircraft.
In addition to product offerings, Adient operates a research and development department that drives innovation to meet market demands. The company leverages the latest technologies to ensure optimal seating comfort and convenience. Adient also invests in the development of sustainable materials and solutions to promote more environmentally friendly vehicle production.
Overall, Adient is a global leader in the automotive industry, providing high-quality and innovative products for vehicle interiors. With its versatile product range and focus on sustainability and innovation, Adient aims to meet the needs of automakers worldwide. Adient is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of Adient is -1.93 % in 2026.
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