OPmobility (OPM) ESG Presentation summary

Vision and strategy

• Aims to lead the transformation of mobility and energy transition, addressing climate, regulatory, and customer challenges.

• Operates as a family-owned business with a long-term strategic focus.

• Strategy built on four pillars: technological leadership, geographical rebalancing, customer diversification, and expansion beyond automotive.

• Focuses on competitiveness, performance, and efficiency to navigate a volatile environment.

Business model and operations

• Comprises four business groups: Exterior & Lighting, Modules, Powertrain, and Hydrogen systems, operating in 28 countries with 150 plants and 40 R&D centers.

• 77% of 2024 revenue is agnostic to powertrain, with a full range of solutions for ICE, hybrid, electric, and hydrogen vehicles.

• Achieved €11.6Bn revenue in 2024, up 2.8% from 2023, with operating margin and net result growth.

• Geographical revenue split: 50% Europe, 29% North America, 17% Asia, 4% Rest of World.

• Partners with both traditional automakers and new mobility players, expanding beyond automotive.

Sustainability and governance

• Embeds sustainability in strategy, with operational excellence, innovation, and sustainability as execution pillars.

• 38,900 employees engaged in positive mobility impact, with initiatives for health, safety, diversity, and local engagement.

• Governance includes a Board CSR committee, executive oversight, and a dedicated People and Sustainability Department.

• Published its first Sustainability Statement in 2025, confirming climate change and circular economy as key issues.