Volvo (Hold, TP: SEK141.00) - Recall costs likely to be material
We expect the recall related to the faulty emission control component could materially hurt Volvo’s earnings. Following our channel checks, we have tried the grasp the magnitude of this complex problem. Our base-case scenario indicates costs of SEK3bn–4bn, but a worst-case scenario, they could be SEK13bn. We expect more clarity on this issue before the Q4 report, but we believe the recall lowers the likelihood of an extra dividend this year.Volvo is a manufacturer of trucks, buses, construction equipment and marine and industrial engines. Co.'s activities are organized into six areas: Group Trucks, which sells and markets trucks under Eicher, Mack, Renault Trucks, UD Trucks and Volvo brands; Construction Equipment, which includes equipment for construction and related industries; Buses, which includes buses and bus chassis for city, intercity and coach traffic; Volvo Penta, which manufactures engines and drive systems for boats and commercial craft; Governmental Sales, which manufactures special-purpose vehicles; and Volvo Financial Services, providing customer financing and leasing, dealer financing and fee based products.
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