Tweedy, Browne Co sold 31,740 shares of Autoliv (NYSE:ALV) for an estimated $3.79 million, according to an SEC filing on February 2. This reduced their stake to 400,924 shares, representing 3.84% of their $1.24 billion U.S. equity AUM. Top holdings include NASDAQ: IONS, NYSE: CNH, NYSE: KOF, UNK: BRK-A, and NASDAQ: GOOGL.

Autoliv’s shares were priced at $120.49 on February 2, up 32.0% in the past year, outperforming the S&P 500 by 12.78 percentage points. The company’s revenue for the trailing twelve months was $10.81 billion, with a net income of $735 million and a dividend yield of 2.59%.

Autoliv is a leading supplier of automotive safety systems, generating revenue through the sale of safety system modules and components to global automotive OEMs. The company serves major car manufacturers worldwide, focusing on OEM supply contracts and ongoing product innovation to support vehicle occupant protection.

Despite Autoliv’s strong performance, Tweedy Browne trimmed its position after a significant run. The company posted $2.82 billion in revenue in the most recent quarterly release, with a record $544 million in operating cash flow. Management expects flat organic growth in 2026 and an adjusted operating margin of 10.5% to 11.0%.

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