Visteon cuts 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook to $370 million-$410 million on warranty charges

By Public Technologies
  • Visteon raised its full-year 2026 sales forecast by $25 million to $3.8 billion-$3.85 billion, with launches offsetting lower customer production.
  • Adjusted EBITDA guidance fell to $370 million-$410 million, including $77 million in exceptional warranty charges.
  • Adjusted free cash flow is projected at $90 million-$130 million, with the midpoint reduced to reflect strategic inventory building.
  • Fourth-quarter demand remains strong, but tightening memory and semiconductor supplies limit further sales upside.
  • Third-quarter sales reached $970 million, with growth-over-market of 10% driven by product launches.


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