Autoliv Completes Acquisition of Italian Seatbelt Maker MCF Safety Belts
Autoliv has closed its purchase of MCF Safety Belts, an Italian maker of seatbelts for commercial and specialty vehicles, after regulatory approval.
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what happened
Autoliv said it has completed the acquisition of MCF Safety Belts S.r.l., based in Pancalieri near Turin, after receiving final regulatory approval. The target makes certified seatbelts and harnesses for commercial and specialty vehicles and serves more than 500 customers. It was founded in 1989, employs about 60 people and has annual sales of around EUR 10 million.
According to Autoliv, the deal extends its reach into off-road and specialty commercial vehicles and creates a European hub for low-volume, high-variant seatbelt production. The current management team is expected to stay with the business.
why it matters
The deal is small relative to Autoliv, whose 2025 sales were $10.8 billion. It matters more as a step in the company's push into mobility safety beyond passenger cars.
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- Autoliv Expands Its Commercial Vehicle Safety Business with the Acquisition of MCF Safety Belts — TradingView, 3 November 2026 at 07:31 UTC
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