Grupo Antolin-Irausa SA: Segment Analysis

Grupo Antolin-Irausa SA (GAI), a subsidiary of Grupo Antolin-Holdco SA, is primarily engaged in design, development, industrialization, and manufacturing and supply of automotive interior components and technology solutions. Its business portfolio includes headliner substrates, modular headliners and smart headliners; sun visors; door panels; pillars, hard trim and trunk trims; cockpits and instrument panels; central consoles; mechanisms, door modules and window regulators; lighting technologies; overhead consoles; smart surfaces; HMI systems; and electronic solutions. The company also indicates that it develops interior solutions linked to lighting, electronics and user interaction for vehicle interiors.

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In FY2025, GAI continued to invest in automotive interior research and development through its internal engineering teams and research centers. The company reported 60 active innovation lines, 21 technological solutions available to the market, 21 technological innovations in FY2025, and 133 subsidized innovation projects on a cumulative basis. Its 2025–2027 R&D&I Strategic Plan is structured around sustainable materials, structures and processes; surfaces and components with advanced functions; and digital transformation and Industry 5.0. In FY2025, the company worked on smart interior lighting, functional surfaces, immersive audio, ecodesign, sustainable materials, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing. Specific projects include the INMERSA concept, touch control steering wheel solutions and the Simpli-City concept. As of December 2025, the company reported 29 patents. In FY2025, the company incurred expenses of EUR97.8 million on R&D, which as a percentage of revenue, stood at 2.6%.