CVG's third quarter results showed a decrease in revenue compared to the previous year, primarily due to lower commercial vehicle builds, although this was partially offset by growth in warehouse automation. The company's operating income decreased due to special charges, but adjusted EBITDA increased slightly due to lower costs and improved sales mix. The company is focused on diversifying into new markets such as warehouse automation and electric vehicles.
Revenue decreased by 16.7% year-over-year due to less commercial vehicle builds, offset partially by warehouse automation.
Revenue increased 47.9% sequentially compared to the second quarter.
Operating Income decreased due to special charges, but increased sequentially on an adjusted basis.
Adjusted EBITDA increased slightly due to lower costs and improved sales mix.
CVG anticipates steady demand for its products, supported by North American truck production levels and growth in warehouse automation. However, the company acknowledges that the effects of COVID-19 pose a risk to its outlook.
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