Lear is a auto part company located in Michigan, United States, which is part of the Consumer Cyclical sector, and is traded under the ticker LEA on the NYSE exchange.
Lear stock last closed at $107.78, down 1.06% from the previous day, and has increased 7.67% in one year. It has overperformed other stocks in the Auto Parts industry by 0.03 percentage points. Lear stock is currently +45.94% from its 52-week low of $73.85, and -4.7% from its 52-week high of $113.10.
As of Dec 5, 2025, there are 51.87M shares of LEA outstanding. The market cap of LEA is $5.59B. In the last 24 hours, 385,000 LEA shares were traded.
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Analysts use a variety of different financial metrics, analyses, models, and charts to gauge LEA's true value.
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Out of 9 Equities analysts who track LEA, the consensus analyst rating on LEA is a Buy
Please note that analyst ratings are not recommendations, nor are they investment advice.
Joseph Spak, a bottom 1% analyst from UBS maintains LEA with a hold rating and lowers their LEA price target from $109.00 to $106.00, on Oct 6, 2025.
Federico Merendi, a top 44% analyst from Bank of America downgrades LEA to a hold rating and lowers their LEA price target from $135.00 to $123.00, on Sep 10, 2025.
Michael Ward, a top 6% analyst from Citigroup maintains LEA with a strong buy rating and raises their LEA price target from $123.00 to $136.00, on Jun 30, 2025.
Citigroup's Michael Ward raised their price target on Lear (NYSE: LEA) by 10.6% from $123 to $136 on 2025/06/30. The analyst maintained their Strong Buy rating on the stock.
In addition to their price target hike, Ward placed an "upside 90-day catalyst watch" on Lear, stating that automotive suppliers stand to gain the most from current trends in the market.
According to the analyst, concerns over tariffs cast a shadow over the automotive industry's Q1 earnings season, prompting most companies to withdraw forecasts and be cautious for the rest of the year.
Ward pointed out that since then, however, adjustments have been made, demand has exceeded expectations, and output projections have been steadily rising across all critical locations.
Based on their analysis, the analyst predicted that the supplier group will make upward revisions and that Q2 profits will be favorable.
John Murphy, a bottom 8% analyst from Bank of America maintains LEA with a strong buy rating and raises their LEA price target from $110.00 to $115.00, on Jun 16, 2025.
You can dive deeper into what analysts are projecting on the Lear stock forecast page.
Last year, LEA earnings were $442.20M. Over the last five year, LEA's earnings have grown by 35.56% per year. This was faster than the Auto Parts industry average of 11.54%.
Last year, LEA revenue was $22.99B. In the last five year, LEA's revenue has increased by 6.7% per year. This was slower than the Auto Parts industry average of 13.91%.
Find out more about LEA's earnings and revenue performance here.
Over the past 12 months, insiders at LEA have sold more shares than they have bought.
Nicholas Jon Roelli, SVP and President E-Systems of LEA, was the latest LEA insider to sell. They sold $12,114.30 worth of LEA shares on Nov 7, 2025.
Research more about who owns LEA stock here.
Lear pays a dividend of 2.86%, compared to the Auto Parts industry's average dividend yield of 2.1%. If you owned $1,000 worth of LEA stock, you would have received $28.58 in the past 12 months.
Lear dividend payments have consistently grown over the past decade but have not remained stable.
Get more info about Lear dividend yield and history here.
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