Visteon targets $6B 2026 bookings while cutting adjusted EBITDA guide to $370M-$410M (NASDAQ:VC)

TD Cowen maintained a Buy rating on Visteon with a $131 price target, suggesting a 60.3% upside from the Oct 22 close. The firm cited strong revenue growth prospects and undervaluation at 4x EV/EBITDA, supported by a robust pipeline and net cash balance.

Visteon Corporation reported Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting 10 percentage points of market outperformance despite a 5% decline in vehicle production. The company addressed $77 million in warranty charges and managed inflation in PCBs. For 2027, Visteon anticipates $500 million in incremental costs and aims to maintain EBITDA targets through customer recoveries. China sales are expected to grow in Q4 2026, driven by high-performance compute launches.

Visteon (VC) reported Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting a $200M share repurchase and sales growth despite market challenges. Sales grew in Americas, Europe, and Asia (excluding China), with China sales expected to recover in Q4. The company launched 21 new products, including high-value cockpit technologies, and secured $1B in new business bookings, targeting $6B for the year. Strategic wins include programs with Toyota, Maruti Suzuki, and Tata Motors.

Visteon (VC) reported Q3 earnings, noting regional sales trends and product launches. Sales rose 14% in Asia excluding China, but faced challenges in the Americas and China. The company expects China sales to grow in Q4 with new launches. Visteon launched 21 products and booked $1B in new business, maintaining its $6B annual target. It updated guidance, raising full-year sales to $3.8B-$3.85B but lowering adjusted EBITDA to $370M-$410M. Q4 sales are expected to be $940M, flat YoY.

Visteon Corp. reported a Q3 profit, up from a loss last year, with revenue increasing 6% to $970M. The company raised its FY26 sales outlook to $3.80B-$3.85B but lowered EBITDA guidance to $370M-$410M due to warranty charges. Shares fell 5.57% to $80.11. Net income was $5M ($0.19 per share), compared to a $11M loss a year earlier.

Visteon (VC) reported Q3 2026 sales of $970M, up 6% YoY, but adjusted EBITDA fell to $46M due to $77M in warranty charges. Europe and Rest of Asia drove growth, while Americas and China faced declines. The company launched 21 new products, including a High Performance Compute system for Chery. VC stock dropped 5.58% post-earnings.