Gentherm, a thermal management technology leader, is expanding its automotive innovations into home and office furniture markets. The company will showcase its WellSense technology at NeoCon 2026, featuring integrated thermal and pneumatic systems for wellness recliners, office chairs, smart desks, and medical seating. The expansion is backed by extensive human physiology research, including 7,000+ hours of human testing and 19 completed clinical studies.

Harvey Partners purchased 431,072 shares of Gentherm in Q3, increasing its stake to approximately 1 million shares valued at $34.9 million. Despite the stock being down 13% over the past year, the company reported record quarterly revenue and strong operational performance.

Gentherm reported Q2 2025 financial results with revenue of $375.1 million, slightly below previous year. Despite securing $620 million in new automotive business awards, the company experienced margin compression and reduced net income due to higher costs and currency fluctuations.

Gentherm reported Q2 2025 revenues of $375 million, secured $620 million in automotive new business awards, and maintained a measured approach amid macro uncertainties. Gross margin decreased and net income dropped compared to the previous year.

Gentherm has extended its partnership with DUOMED to offer patient temperature management technologies in France and Benelux, including Astopad® and Vytil-branded warming systems.

Gentherm announced that it has granted inducement equity awards to its newly appointed CEO and CFO, consisting of restricted stock units that vest over three years. The awards were made in accordance with the previously announced offer letters and were approved by the Compensation and Talent Committee under the Nasdaq employment inducement exemption.

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