All Brands Owned by Lear Corporation

Is Lear publicly traded?
Yes. Lear Corporation trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker LEA. It has been public since emerging from Chapter 11 in late 2009 and shares are held by institutional investors.

When was Lear founded?
The company's roots date to 1917 as American Metal Products Company in Detroit. Lear Corporation was formed in 1988 through the merger of American Metal Products with the Lear Siegler seating division.

What does Lear make?
Lear makes complete automotive seat systems in its Seating segment and electrical distribution products in its E-Systems segment, including wire harnesses, connectors, power electronics, and connected-vehicle software. Its customers are global automakers.

Who is the CEO of Lear?
Ray Scott is president and chief executive officer, a role he has held since February 2018. He has led the company's expansion in E-Systems and its automation program.

What was Lear's revenue in 2025?
Lear reported revenue of $23.3 billion for fiscal year 2025, essentially flat versus 2024, with net income of $437 million and adjusted net income of $686 million. Seating generated $17.3 billion and E-Systems generated $6.0 billion.

What is the largest business award Lear won?
In 2025, Lear secured its largest seating conquest award on record: a complete seat program for a major American automaker's truck platform. The company also won $1.4 billion in E-Systems awards, its second-largest annual total.