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Over the past six months (April - October 2026), Visteon's stock was impacted by several events. Q1 2026 earnings in April showed net sales surpassing expectations but adjusted EPS fell short, leading to a slight pre-market decline despite securing over $1 billion in new business. Q2 2026 earnings in July met revenue expectations but non-GAAP profit was below consensus, contributing to a post-earnings stock slide. In October, analysts trimmed price targets, with UBS cutting to $107 and Goldman Sachs to $104, amidst a weak consumer cyclicals backdrop. Despite these, Visteon announced approximately $1.9 billion in new cockpit/display business wins, including contracts with Toyota and Chinese OEMs. Overall, the stock declined approximately 11.61% over six months and 15.81% over the last month, with the share price at $94.61 as of September 18, 2026, representing a 24.21% fall from the previous year.