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VALEO SE Valeo kündigt eine neue Anleihe mit einem Volumen von 600 Millionen Euro mit Fälligkeitsdatum Februar 2033 an. Paris, 27. Mai 2026 - Valeo kündigte die Platzierung von 600 Millionen Euro neuer Anleihen mit Fälligkeitsdatum 3. Februar 2033 an. Diese Emission brachte 600 Millionen Euro in Anleihen mit einer Laufzeit von 6,7 Jahren mit einem Zinssatz von 4,875 % auf den Markt. BNP Paribas, CaixaBank, Citi, MUFG, Natixis und Société Générale fungierten als Joint Active Bookrunners. Die Nettogewinne der Transaktion werden zur Finanzierung des Unternehmenszwecks verwendet, einschließlich der potenziellen Ausübung seiner frühzeitigen Rückzahlungsoption (make-whole-Rückzahlung) während der zweiten Hälfte von 2026 auf alle oder einen Teil der ausstehenden Anleihe mit einem Zinssatz von 5,375 % mit Fälligkeitsdatum Mai 2027, mit einem Nennwert von 750 Millionen Euro (ISIN-Code: FR001400EA16), zu einem Preis, der gemäß den Bestimmungen in den Bedingungen dieser Anleihen bestimmt wird. Der nächste bedeutende Rückzahlungstermin wäre derjenige der Anleihe mit Fälligkeitsdatum August 2028. Die Anleihen werden unter Valeos Basisprospekt vom 31. Juli 2025 ausgestellt, wie ergänzt am 29. April 2026, verfügbar auf der Website von Valeo in der "Schulden und Rating"-Sektion.

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The U.S. automotive aftermarket industry is projected to grow from $142.77 billion in 2025 to $191.07 billion by 2033, driven by customization demand, e-commerce expansion, increasing vehicle ownership, and aging cars. This growth is enhanced by rising digitalization, with online platforms facilitating parts purchasing. As consumers personalize their cars more, the industry benefits from new trends and innovations. Challenges like labor shortages and supply chain disruptions persist. Noteworthy state markets include California, Texas, New York, and Florida due to diverse factors such as environmental policies and vehicle density. Key players like Robert Bosch and 3M lead innovations through strategic acquisitions and product expansions.

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Dublin, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "United States Automotive Aftermarket Market Report by Type, Distribution Channel, Service Channel, Certification, States and Company Analysis 2025-2033" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The United States Automotive Aftermarket Industry is expected to reach US$ 191.07 billion by 2033 from US$ 142.77 billion in 2025, with a CAGR of 3.71% from 2025 to 2033.

The demand for customization, growing e-commerce platforms, rising vehicle ownership, and increasing vehicle age all contribute to the growth of the U.S. automotive aftermarket industry by lowering the cost and increasing accessibility of parts for maintenance, repair, and performance improvement services across the country.

The secondary market within the automotive industry that deals with the production, distribution, selling, and installation of vehicle parts, equipment, and accessories following a vehicle's sale by the original manufacturer is known as the automotive aftermarket. For cars that are no longer covered under warranty, it covers maintenance supplies, performance enhancements, replacement parts, and repair services. In order to increase vehicle longevity, improve performance, and facilitate personalization, the aftermarket is essential. Serving both professional repair shops and do-it-yourself (DIY) consumers, it promotes innovation and competition in the automotive industry while providing affordable substitutes for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) items.

With an average car age of over 12 years, the U.S. automotive aftermarket industry is fueled by an aging fleet of vehicles, which increases demand for maintenance, replacement parts, and repair services. Aftermarket products are becoming more affordable and widely available due to rising consumer preferences for car personalization and the quick growth of e-commerce.

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By increasing service efficiency, technological advancements like telematics and sophisticated diagnostics help the industry even more. Furthermore, the aftermarket sector is positioned as a major contributor to the larger automotive economy due to expanding disposable incomes and a growing emphasis on sustainability - through repair rather than replacement.

Growth Drivers for the United States Automotive Aftermarket Industry

Aging Vehicle Fleet

The aging of cars on the road is one of the biggest factors propelling the U.S. automotive aftermarket's expansion. The need for maintenance, replacement parts, and repair services increases continuously as consumers keep their cars longer. Frequent maintenance is necessary for older cars to retain their dependability, performance, and safety, which benefits repair shops, suppliers of parts, and service providers alike.

Additionally, owners are encouraged to maintain rather than replace their automobiles due to the current economic climate and the high cost of new cars. Long-term market stability and expansion are guaranteed for both independent service networks and major retail chains by the steady aftermarket activity this prolonged vehicle ownership trend maintains across categories like tires, batteries, brakes, and filters.

Digitalization and E-Commerce Expansion

The automobile aftermarket scene in the United States has changed dramatically due to the quick transition to digital platforms. Buying parts and accessories is now quicker, simpler, and more transparent thanks to digital catalogs, smartphone apps, and online marketplaces. From the convenience of their homes, consumers can identify suitable components, read product reviews, and compare costs.

E-commerce platforms give firms the ability to reach a wider audience, manage inventories more effectively, and streamline logistics. In order to improve service accuracy and customer happiness, service providers are using software-based maintenance solutions and digital diagnostic tools more and more. Digitalization is positioned as a major driver of continued industry expansion since it enhances efficiency and builds consumer trust throughout the aftermarket value chain.

Customization and Lifestyle Influence

The desire of consumers to customize their cars has grown to be a significant factor in the growth of the aftermarket. Many car owners try to alter the comfort, performance, and appearance of their vehicles because they perceive them as extensions of who they are. Customization represents lifestyle and cultural trends, ranging from visual modifications like lighting, wraps, and interiors to performance upgrades like suspension kits and exhaust systems.

Younger drivers regularly invest in vehicle modification and enhancement due to the influence of digital media and automotive culture. Because of this increased interest, aftermarket manufacturers and retailers are more creative and consistently release new goods and designs. The combination of creativity, technology, and personal expression keeps the aftermarket sector vibrant and propels consistent consumer demand across a range of market niches.

Challenges in the United States Automotive Aftermarket Industry

Labor Shortages and Skill Gaps

A growing challenge in the U.S. automotive aftermarket industry is the shortage of skilled labor. As vehicle systems become more advanced and technology-driven, the demand for qualified technicians with expertise in diagnostics, electronics, and electric vehicle maintenance has surged. However, the industry faces a declining number of trained professionals, as fewer young workers pursue technical trades.

This shortage leads to longer service times, higher labor costs, and reduced repair capacity for many businesses. Additionally, ongoing training and certification programs require substantial investment, particularly for small and independent repair shops. Bridging the skill gap through education, apprenticeships, and technological support is crucial for maintaining service quality and competitiveness in the evolving aftermarket landscape.

Supply Chain and Inventory Pressures

Global supply chain instability continues to challenge the automotive aftermarket sector. Disruptions in raw material availability, transportation delays, and dependency on international suppliers have caused unpredictable fluctuations in parts supply and pricing. Many aftermarket businesses face difficulties maintaining optimal inventory levels to meet fluctuating customer demand.

Additionally, inflationary pressures and increased logistics costs have reduced profit margins for retailers and distributors. While companies are exploring strategies such as localized sourcing and digital inventory management, adapting these solutions takes time and investment. Maintaining consistent product availability and pricing stability remains a key obstacle to sustaining growth and ensuring customer satisfaction in an increasingly competitive and volatile market environment.

Key Attributes:

Report Attribute Details No. of Pages 200 Forecast Period 2025 - 2033 Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2025 $142.77 Billion Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2033 $191.07 Billion Compound Annual Growth Rate 3.7% Regions Covered United States

Key Players Analysis

3M Company Continental AG Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Delphi Automotive PLC Denso Corporation Federal-Mogul Corporation HELLA KGaA Hueck & Co. Robert Bosch GmbH Valeo Group ZF Friedrichshafen AG

United States Automotive Aftermarket Industry Segments:

Type

Tire Battery Brake parts Filters Body parts Lighting & Electronic components Wheels Exhaust components Turbochargers Others

Distribution Channel

Retail W&D

Service Channel

DIY DIFM OE

Certification

Genuine Certified Parts Uncertified Parts

States-Market breakup in 29 viewpoints:

California Texas New York Florida Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia New Jersey Washington North Carolina Massachusetts Virginia Michigan Maryland Colorado Tennessee Indiana Arizona Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri Connecticut South Carolina Oregon Louisiana Alabama Kentucky Rest of United States

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