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Back|Autoindustrie: Schaeffler schreibt Millionen wegen China ab – und bestätigt die Prognose
Autoindustrie: Schaeffler schreibt Millionen wegen China ab – und bestätigt die Prognose
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Handelsblatt·9 hours ago·Automotive·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Autoindustrie: Schaeffler schreibt Millionen wegen China ab – und bestätigt die Prognose

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  • Wegen des schwächeren E-Auto-Geschäfts in China nimmt der Autozulieferer Schaeffler Millionenabschreibungen vor.
  • Insgesamt stellt der Konzern rund 240 Millionen Euro zurück, um Überkapazitäten und Portfoliobereinigungen abzufedern.

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Das Geschäft mit E-Autos europäischer Hersteller in China schrumpft seit Jahren.

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Berlin. Der Autozulieferer Schaeffler schreibt wegen des schwächeren E-Auto-Geschäfts in China Millionenbeträge ab.

Insgesamt stellt der Industriekonzern rund 240 Millionen Euro zurück. Der Großteil (220 Millionen) davon fiel im dritten Quartal an. Das teilte Schaeffler am Dienstag mit.

Die Belastungen entstehen, weil das Geschäft mit E-Autos europäischer Hersteller vor allem in China wegbricht. Die Nachfrage nach Stromern etwa von deutschen Herstellern in der Volksrepublik schrumpft seit Jahren. „Das Problem hat sich seit Jahresbeginn deutlich verschärft“, sagt Schaeffler-Vorstandschef Klaus Rosenfeld dem Handelsblatt.

Am chinesischen Elektromarkt spielen die Hersteller so gut wie keine Rolle. Jefferies-Analystin Vanessa Jeffriess zufolge ist es „nicht sonderlich überraschend, dass sich der Druck allmählich bemerkbar macht“. Die wichtigsten Geschäftszahlen hatten allerdings unter dem Konsens der Analysten gelegen. Die Schaeffler-Aktie fiel zeitweise auf den niedrigsten Stand seit einem Jahr.

Laut Rosenfeld korrigiert der Konzern mit den Abschreibungen Überkapazitäten, die auf der Bilanz der E-Mobilitätssparte lasteten. Zudem bereinigt Schaeffler damit das Portfolio bei Thermomanagementsystemen, die etwa bei der Batteriekühlung eingesetzt werden.

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  • ?Wie reagiert Schaeffler langfristig auf die China-Krise?
  • ?Welche weiteren Sparten könnten betroffen sein?

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  • Wegen des schwächeren E-Auto-Geschäfts in China nimmt der Autozulieferer Schaeffler Millionenabschreibungen vor.
  • Insgesamt stellt der Konzern rund 240 Millionen Euro zurück, um Überkapazitäten und Portfoliobereinigungen abzufedern.

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