BorgWarner Inc. filings document the regulatory record of an automotive technology supplier with common stock listed on the New York Stock Exchange under BWA and 1.00% Senior Notes due 2031 listed under BWA31. Recent Form 8-K reports cover operating results, financial guidance, dividend declarations, shareholder returns, material events and Regulation FD disclosures tied to company press releases.
Proxy and governance filings describe board matters, executive compensation, shareholder voting matters and equity incentive plan authorizations. The filing record also includes disclosures on capital structure, registered securities, spin-off related matters, legal settlements and accounting items affecting BorgWarner's reported financial position.
BorgWarner's Schedule 13G/A shows Victory Capital Management, Inc. beneficially owns 7,798,478 shares of common stock, equal to 3.55% of the class. Victory Capital reports sole voting power over 7,588,779 shares and sole dispositive power over 7,798,478 shares, and classifies itself as an investment adviser (IA). The filing includes a certification that the shares were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of changing or influencing control of the issuer.
Reporting person: Isabelle McKenzie (Vice President, officer).
Transaction: On 08/04/2025 Ms. McKenzie sold 5,000 shares of BorgWarner Inc. (BWA) common stock at $37.71 per share.
Holdings after transaction: 58,445 shares. The Form 4 was filed and signed by Miyuki P. Oshima as attorney-in-fact on 08/06/2025.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.
BorgWarner (BWA) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Net sales rose 1.0% to $3.64 bn, but cost inflation and restructuring cut operating income 3% to $289 m and diluted EPS from continuing ops to $1.03 (-26% YoY). Gross margin slipped 110 bp to 17.6%. Six-month revenue was flat (-0.6%) at $7.15 bn; YTD diluted EPS fell 25% to $1.75.
Cash & leverage. Operating cash flow more than doubled to $661 m (H1-24: $344 m) driven by working-capital release, funding $196 m capex and $108 m buybacks while still trimming net debt: short-term borrowings dropped to $6 m (2024YE $398 m) and long-term debt increased modestly to $3.90 bn. Cash & equivalents remain strong at $2.04 bn; total liquidity covers 0.9× LTM sales. Equity improved to $6.07 bn on earnings and a $152 m favorable OCI swing, lowering AOCI deficit to –$868 m.
Strategic moves & charges. The company exited its EV charging business, selling China-based SSE for $7 m and recording $32 m exit costs plus $22 m asset impairments. Combined with ongoing 2024/2023 restructuring plans, total Q2 restructuring expense was $17 m; YTD $48 m. Management reiterated its four-segment structure launched 1 Jul 2024 and booked $6 m CEO transition costs.
Segment trends. eProduct revenue grew 14% to $658 m (18% of sales), partially offsetting a 2% decline in foundational products. Regionally, Asia and Europe remained stable while North America dipped 4%.
Tax & outlook. Effective tax rate normalised to 18% (Q2-24: –10% due to prior-year audit benefits). No forward guidance given in the filing.