Autoliv completes acquisition of MCF Safety Belts
Bitget2026/11/03 07:03- Autoliv completed its acquisition of Italy's MCF Safety Belts today, expanding its commercial and specialty vehicle safety business.
- MCF has annual sales of around EUR 10 million and approximately 60 employees.
- The acquisition establishes a European production and engineering hub for low-volume, high-variant seatbelt solutions.
- Growth opportunities include cross-selling and geographic expansion, supported by procurement and operational synergies.
- MCF's current management team is expected to remain, preserving its flexible operating model.
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