- Continental's Aumovio subsidiary begins trading on public markets
In a significant move, Continental-Sparte Aumovio, the automotive division that was spun off from Continental, has recently gone public. This separation marks a new chapter for the division, which has been grappling with declining profitability for several years.
The division, employing around 86,000 people worldwide, has been affected by the general issues plaguing the stock market today in the automotive industry for several years. Despite these challenges, Aumovio managed to generate sales of approximately 19.6 billion euros last year.
Aumovio, a key player in the stock market today, was separated from its parent company, Continental, in September 2025. Continental remains the parent company, retaining a significant role in the industry.
The decision to go public comes as Aumovio seeks to strengthen its financial position and navigate the complexities of the global automotive stock market. As the division moves forward, it will be interesting to see how it adapts to the public market and continues to evolve in the face of ongoing industry challenges.
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