Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Sales for Q3 2025 were $917 million, a 6% decline from the prior year, primarily due to an unplanned production shutdown at JLR [4][25][26] - Adjusted EBITDA was $119 million, with a margin of 13%, reflecting strong operational execution and cost control [6][26] - Adjusted free cash flow for the quarter was $110 million, driven by robust EBITDA performance [6][26] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - Cockpit electronics business showed strong growth in Europe and The Americas, offset by lower sales in China and for Battery Management Systems (BMS) in the U.S. [5][8] - BMS sales were down significantly year over year, reflecting a challenging environment for EVs in 2025 compared to 2024 [8][25] - The company launched 28 new products across 10 different OEMs in Q3, indicating strong program execution capabilities [12][15] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - Sales in North America for cockpit electronics exceeded expectations, while BMS sales were down significantly due to changes in the EV market [8][25] - In Europe, sales were flat year over year, with gains in cockpit electronics and ICE vehicles [9][11] - Sales in China declined year over year, primarily due to a negative vehicle mix and market share loss of global OEMs [11][12] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focusing on expanding its product portfolio and securing new business wins, with expectations to exceed $7 billion in new business awards for the year [15][16] - Strategic initiatives include targeting underrepresented car OEMs in Asia and expanding into adjacent markets such as two-wheelers and commercial vehicles [23][24] - The introduction of AI-enabled cockpit systems is a key focus, with the company positioned well in this emerging technology trend [22] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management acknowledged headwinds from the macro environment, particularly in China and for electric vehicles in the U.S., but maintained a positive outlook for adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow [6][39] - The company expects to return to growth in China, driven by new model launches and high-performance compute programs [48][61] - Concerns were raised regarding potential risks from recent trade restrictions imposed by the Chinese government on semiconductor suppliers, which could impact production [41][42] Other Important Information - The company resumed capital returns to shareholders with the initiation of a quarterly dividend and plans for additional capital returns in Q4 [7][35] - The company ended the quarter with $459 million in net cash, providing flexibility for investments and shareholder returns [27][35] Q&A Session Summary Question: Expectations for growth in China into 2026 - Management expects to return to growth in China, with about 20 new model launches planned for next year, predominantly in the back half of 2026 [46][48] Question: Impact of Nexperia trade restrictions - Management discussed the potential direct and indirect impacts of Nexperia's trade restrictions, noting that Visteon has a higher level of semiconductor inventory compared to peers, providing some cushion [49][54] Question: Direction of BMS sales into 2026 - Management anticipates BMS revenue to continue declining in 2026 due to headwinds in the EV market, with expectations for stabilization thereafter [62] Question: Sustainability of new business booking momentum - Management believes the current momentum in new business bookings is sustainable, driven by strong demand for displays and ongoing investments in product development [65][66] Question: Margin implications and recoveries from OEMs - Management indicated that margins have remained strong, with expectations for continued recoveries from OEMs related to volume adjustments [72][76]

Q3 2025 in Review Strong operational execution delivers robust profitability and free cash flow $917 Million Net Sales $119 Million Adjusted EBITDA $110 Million Adjusted FCF (6%) Y/Y & (5%) GoM* 13.0% Margin $459 Million Net Cash COMMITTED TO SHAREHOLDER RETURNS CONTINUED OPERATIONAL EXECUTION Expanding margins while executing 28 launches ROBUST NEW BUSINESS IN DISPLAYS AND SMARTCORE $1.8 billion of new business wins China and BMS in line with expectations SALES IN LINE WITH EXPECTATIONS EXCEPT FOR JLR IMPA ...

Financial Performance - Visteon's Q2 2025 net sales reached $969 million[4], while adjusted EBITDA stood at $134 million[4], representing a 13.8% margin[4] - Adjusted Free Cash Flow (FCF) was $67 million[4], and the company held $361 million in net cash[4] - The company is raising the midpoint of full-year sales guidance to $3775 million from $3750 million[24] - Visteon is initiating a quarterly dividend of $0.275 per share[37] Sales Performance by Region - Sales in the Americas were $328 million[8], with a growth-over-market (GoM) of (4%)[8] - European sales reached $341 million[8], achieving a GoM of 8%[8] - Rest of Asia (RoA) sales amounted to $214 million[8], also with a GoM of 8%[8] - China sales were $84 million[8], impacting Visteon's global GoM by (5%)[13] New Business Wins - Visteon secured $2 billion in new business wins[6] - Year-to-date new business wins totaled $3.9 billion[15], positioning the company to exceed its $6 billion full-year target[16] - Displays accounted for 53% of new business wins in the first half of 2025[15], while clusters represented 12%[15], and electrification & other 29%[15]