Bloomberg Businessweek (North America)

Autoliv Puts Safety Back Into Air Bags $30b

Cars ▶ The Swedish-american company looks to expand its business ▶ “The industry saw that Autoliv would benefit” from Takata’s crisis ① Limited growth options Much of Valeant’s sales growth has come from aggressive price hikes— which it’s now sworn of

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When the deadly problems with Takata air bag inflators sent the world’s major automakers searching for a new supplier, they didn’t have to look far. Autoliv, the largest automotive-safety parts company in the world, supplies seat belts, steering wheels, and air bags to virtually every major manufactur­er. A massive production network— the company has 78 factories in 27 countries—means Autoliv has been able to step in and fill the vacuum

$3b due in 2018

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