Autoliv files 2025 10‑K, sets sustainability report, director to step down, Q1 dividend
- Autoliv filed its 2025 Form 10‑K with the SEC and Swedish FSA, available on its website and EDGAR.
- Autoliv reported 2025: ~40,000 lives saved, ~600,000 injuries reduced and $10.8 billion in sales.
- Autoliv will publish its 2025 Annual Sustainability Report mid‑March 2026, complementing audited financial disclosures.
Autoliv expands 2025 disclosures and schedules sustainability update
Annual report filing and sustainability report plans
Autoliv files its 2025 Annual Report on Form 10‑K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and submits the same filing to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, the company says. The report is available on Autoliv’s corporate website and the SEC’s EDGAR system, with downloadable exhibits and audited financial statements offered on request. The company stresses the filings are made to enhance stakeholder transparency and to comply with EU and U.S. disclosure rules.
The 10‑K and accompanying materials present Autoliv’s full‑year 2025 operational metrics and safety outcomes, underscoring the company’s “Saving More Lives” mission. Autoliv reports that its products saved approximately 40,000 lives and reduced around 600,000 injuries in 2025, with sales of $10.8 billion. The company highlights its global footprint — operations in 25 countries, 13 technical centres and roughly 64,000 employees — as underpinning research, development and product quality efforts.
Autoliv also announces that it will publish its 2025 Annual Sustainability Report in mid‑March 2026, signalling continued emphasis on safety performance, sustainability disclosures and mobility safety innovation. The company frames the sustainability report as complementary to the audited financial disclosures, noting it will provide additional context on product safety impacts, technical centre activity and mobility safety solutions including commercial vehicle and electrical safety work. Autoliv includes customary safe‑harbor language, cautioning that forward‑looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties.
Board change and annual meeting timing
Autoliv says board member Martin Lundstedt elects not to stand for re‑election and will end his service at the 2026 Annual Meeting, after five years on the board. The company sets its in‑person annual meeting for May 7, 2026, with March 11, 2026 fixed as the record date for voting; notice and proxy materials are due to be distributed in late March.
Dividend timetable and investor contacts
Separately, Autoliv’s board declares a quarterly dividend of $0.87 per share for Q1 2026, payable March 19 to U.S. common stockholders and March 20 to Swedish depository receipt holders, with ex‑dividend dates in early March. The company directs investor and media inquiries to its listed investor relations and communications contacts for further information.