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Technician Training Deal Might Change The Case For Investing In Valeo (ENXTPA:FR)

Simply Wall St·10/11/2026 10:28:38
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  • Chery Group France has already partnered with Valeo Tech Academy to make technician training on advanced hybrid and electrification systems mandatory before any new aftersales site opens, supported by a national spare parts hub and structured warranty offer.
  • This cooperation gives Valeo deeper access to Chery's growing European footprint, linking its electrification and ADAS know how directly to dealership workshop operations and long term service revenue pools.
  • We will now look at how Valeo's investment narrative around electrification is influenced by this technician training partnership with Chery.

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Valeo Investment Narrative Recap

To own Valeo, you need to believe its push in electrification, ADAS and software can offset order cancellations, high net debt of about €3.8b and softer like for like sales. The Chery Tech Academy deal fits that belief only at the margin. It supports the electrification story but does not change the core earnings path in the near term.

The short term swing factor remains whether high voltage powertrain and broader Power segment activity can recover after past underperformance and cancellations, while cost cuts and lower R&D spend support margins. The main risk is that slower OEM programs or tariffs keep revenues subdued, limiting the benefit of those efficiency gains.

With no fresh price sensitive announcements tied directly to the Chery news, the most relevant context is still Valeo's earlier disclosure of €7.3b of cancelled electrification orders in North America. That reset expectations for the order book and highlighted how exposed the group is to OEM product decisions.

Read the Chery training partnership against that backdrop. It underlines management's effort to stay embedded with large manufacturers and secure aftermarket and service related income, especially in Europe and China. The operational question for you is whether relationships like this steadily rebuild lost volumes and support the order recovery analysts see from 2025 onward without adding undue execution risk.

Analysts expect Valeo's revenue to reach €21.9b and earnings to come in at €640.4m by 2029, based on a 2.0% yearly top line growth rate and an earnings increase of about €439m from €201.0m today.

Uncover how Valeo's fair value indicates a 9% potential upside to its current price that may not last much longer.

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Exploring Other Perspectives

The three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly €14.67 to just over €20, so community investors are clearly not aligned on where Valeo should trade. That spread sits against real tension between cancelled electrification orders, heavy net debt and potential margin gains if cost cuts and electrification programs gain traction.

Explore 2 other Valeo fair value estimates, including one that suggests it could be worth just €14.67.

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