Company DescriptionOPmobility engages in the manufacture and sale of exterior vehicle lighting systems, batteries, and electrification systems for electric mobility in Europe, North America, China, rest of Asia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa. The company operates through three segments: Exterior Systems, Modules, and Powertrain. Its Exterior Systems segment provides intelligent exterior systems; and automotive lighting systems, headlights, and signal lighting to intelligent, and other lighting products. The company's Powertrain segment offers clean energy systems comprising energy storage and emission reduction systems for various types of gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid powertrains; designs and manufactures battery systems, electronics, and power electronics components for electric mobility of trucks, buses, trains, and construction machineries. This segment also designs and manufactures hydrogen solutions, including high-pressure fuel tanks, fuel cell stacks, and integrated systems. Its Modules segment engages in the design, development, and assemble of modules (HBPO). In addition, the company provides intelligent exterior systems, including bumpers, tailgates and spoilers, and body panels; onboard energy storage and emission reduction systems comprising selective catalytic reduction and fuel systems, and filling pipes. Further, it offers modules and personalization products, which include front-end module, active grille shutter, active rollo, and interior and charge lid modules; and lighting solutions, including interior, body shell, and front and signal lighting, as well as projection system and lighting electronics. The company was formerly known as Compagnie Plastic Omnium SE and changed its name to OPmobility in March 2024. OPmobility was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Levallois-Perret, France. OPmobility is a subsidiary of Burelle SA.
How the Company Makes MoneyOPmobility generates revenue through multiple streams. The primary revenue model is based on the sale of electric vehicles and scooters, which includes both direct sales to consumers and bulk sales to corporate clients for fleet purposes. Additionally, OPM earns money through subscription services for its mobility apps, which provide users with access to a range of transportation options, including ride-sharing and public transit integration. Fleet management solutions also contribute to revenue, as businesses pay for services that optimize their transportation logistics. Significant partnerships with local governments and urban planners help secure contracts for smart transportation initiatives, further enhancing OPM's earnings through public sector collaborations focused on sustainable mobility projects.