Company DescriptionLinamar Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, design, develop, and produce engineered products in Canada, North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. It operates through two segments, Mobility and Industrial. The Mobility segment engages in the design, development, and manufacture of precision metallic components, modules, and systems for vehicle and power generation markets. It manufactures precision-machined components and assemblies that are used in transmissions, engines, and driveline systems; driveline systems, such as power transfer units, rear-drive units, and engineered gears; and engine components, including cylinder blocks and assemblies, cylinder heads and complete head assemblies, camshaft assemblies, connecting rods, flywheels, fuel rails, and fuel body/pumps. This segment also offers transmission cases, shafts, shaft and shell assemblies, clutch modules and clutch subcomponents, valve bodies, pumps, planetary gear assemblies, and housings/covers. It serves automotive original equipment manufacturers and commercial vehicle customers. The Industrial segment designs and produces mobile products, such as compact and rough terrain scissor lifts, vertical mast lifts, booms, and telehandlers primarily to construction equipment rental companies. This segment also offers harvesting equipment, including combine grain header attachments, self-propelled windrowers, pick-up headers, and hay products; and combine corn header attachments. Linamar Corporation has a strategic alliance with Ballard Power Systems Inc. for the co-development and sale of fuel cell powertrains and components for class 1 and 2 vehicles in North America and Europe. Linamar Corporation was founded in 1964 and is headquartered in Guelph, Canada.
How the Company Makes MoneyLinamar makes money through a multifaceted revenue model that capitalizes on its diversified product offerings across the Transportation and Industrial segments. In the Transportation segment, Linamar generates revenue by manufacturing and supplying precision-machined components and systems for automotive powertrains, such as engines, transmissions, driveline systems, and other critical components. This stream is driven by long-term contracts with major automotive manufacturers and is influenced by global automotive production trends. In the Industrial segment, Linamar earns revenue by producing and selling access equipment like aerial work platforms and telehandlers, along with agricultural machinery. Strategic partnerships, technological innovation, and a focus on efficiency and quality contribute significantly to Linamar's earnings, allowing the company to maintain competitive pricing and strong relationships with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and other clients.