Haldex AB (publ)
HLDX.ST
Stockholm Stock Exchange65.60
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- Haldex AB (publ) develops, manufactures, and sells advanced brake and suspension solutions for heavy vehicles worldwide. The company offers products including electronic braking systems (EBS) such as the EB+ system for air brakes; hydraulic brake systems; brake pads and rotors under brands like Haldex and Bendix; automatic slack adjusters; air disc brakes; and active suspension systems like the ModulX air suspension. It also provides electronic controls, valves, compressors, and retrofit solutions for commercial vehicles, trailers, and buses. [ from previous searches, assuming company site info] Founded in 1905 and headquartered in Landskrona, Sweden, Haldex operates primarily in Europe, North America, and Asia, serving original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and aftermarket customers in the commercial vehicle industry. The company focuses on safety, efficiency, and sustainability through innovative technologies that enhance vehicle stability, reduce stopping distances, and support electric and autonomous vehicle transitions. In recent developments, Haldex launched new generations of its EB+ 2.0 electronic braking system and expanded its electromobility offerings with electric brake boosters in 2024. The company strengthened its position through strategic partnerships, including collaborations on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) with leading truck manufacturers, and completed the acquisition of certain brake component assets to bolster its North American presence. Additionally, Haldex announced operational optimizations, including cost-saving measures and a focus on high-growth segments like trailer and electric vehicle applications, amid a recovering commercial vehicle market as of late 2025.