Garrett Motion Inc. Common Stock GTX

Garrett Motion Inc es una empresa suiza de tecnología automotriz. La empresa diseña, fabrica y vende tecnologías de turbocompresores y aumento eléctrico para fabricantes de equipos originales (OEM) de vehículos ligeros y comerciales, así como para el mercado de repuestos. La empresa ofrece turbocompresores para trenes motrices de gasolina, diésel, gas natural y electrificados (híbridos y de celdas de combustible). Además, la empresa proporciona productos y servicios para el mercado de vehículos conectados, incluyendo software enfocado en ciberseguridad automotriz y gestión integrada de la salud del vehículo (IVHM). La empresa cuenta con varios centros de investigación y desarrollo (I+D), instalaciones de ingeniería y fábricas en todo el mundo, así como una red de distribución global. Es una filial de Honeywell International Inc.

Con 37 acciones de GTX (USD 1.009,14) habrías recibido USD 11,84 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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