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BorgWarner Q1 FY26 EPS rises 61.11% to $1.16; net sales increase 1% to $3.53 billion

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BorgWarner Q1 FY26 EPS rises 61.11% to $1.16; net sales increase 1% to $3.53 billion

BorgWarner posted first-quarter 2026 net earnings of USD 242 million, or USD 1.16 per diluted share, up from USD 157 million, or USD 0.72 per share a year earlier.
Net sales rose about 1% to USD 3.53 billion, while U.S. GAAP operating margin narrowed 2.8 percentage points to 9.5%.
Operating cash flow increased to USD 152 million; free cash flow totaled USD 13 million.
Returned about USD 185 million to shareholders, including USD 150 million of share repurchases and USD 35 million of dividends.
Maintained full-year 2026 outlook for net sales of USD 14.0 billion to USD 14.3 billion, with U.S. GAAP earnings per diluted share seen at USD 4.70 to USD 4.87.

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