Stoneridge (SRI) Corporate presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Corporate presentation summary
30 Oct, 2026Business profile and markets
Founded in 1965; 2025 revenue of $611M excluding Control Devices, with five manufacturing facilities globally.
Electronics represented 90% of 2025 revenue excluding Control Devices; Stoneridge Brazil represented 10%.
Revenue mix: Europe 61%, North America 28%, South America 10%, Asia Pacific 1%; end markets included Commercial Vehicle 69% and Off-Highway 18%.
Focused primarily on Commercial Vehicle and Off-Highway markets in North America, South America and Europe.
Technology and growth priorities
MirrorEye replaces conventional mirrors with cameras and monitors; cited benefits include 2–3% fuel-efficiency improvement and 2.5 tons of annual CO2 reduction per vehicle for a 1,000-truck fleet average.
MirrorEye had 20+ global customers and six OEM truck programs; launches included DAF in Europe, Volvo in Europe and North America, PACCAR brands and DTNA in North America.
A bus and coach MirrorEye award carries estimated lifetime revenue of ~$42M and peak annual revenue of ~$10M; full commercialization is expected in 2027.
An off-highway next-generation electronic control unit program carries estimated lifetime revenue of ~$65M and peak annual revenue of ~$15M, with launch expected in Q1 2028.
Advanced software and AI development targets object and pedestrian detection, trailer-path analytics, event recording, driver behavior analytics and perception sensor fusion.
Market update
Weighted-average North American OEM end markets are forecast to grow 5.5% in 2026 and 5.4% in 2027, versus prior forecasts of 1.8% and 10.0%, respectively.
North America represented 22.7% of 2025 sales; Europe represented 45.5% of 2025 sales, with market forecasts based on Q3 2026 IHS data.
Latest events from Stoneridge
- 2024 guidance targets growth and $64M–$70M EBITDA despite a declining OEM market.SRI
Q4 2023 - Q2 2026 revenue up 15.1%, net loss narrowed, and guidance reaffirmed on strong vehicle demand.SRI
Q2 2026 - Growth driven by MirrorEye, regulatory tailwinds, and operational improvements amid macro softness.SRI
Stephens 26th Annual Investment Conference | NASH2024 - All proposals, including director elections and compensation, were approved without shareholder questions.SRI
AGM 2026 - Q1 2026 saw 9.2% sales growth, margin gains, record MirrorEye sales, and net debt reduction.SRI
Q1 2026 - Annual meeting covers director elections, auditor ratification, compensation, and ESG oversight.SRI
Proxy filing - Annual meeting covers director elections, auditor ratification, and incentive plan amendment.SRI
Proxy filing - Sales and earnings fell on market weakness, but MirrorEye and cash flow showed improvement.SRI
Q3 2024 - Q2 2024 delivered margin gains and improved profitability, with key OEM launches accelerating.SRI
Q2 2024