Stoneridge, Inc. SRI

Company Overview

Stoneridge, Inc. is a U.S.-based technology company that designs and manufactures electronic systems, electrical and electronic components, and control devices primarily for the transportation industry. The company operates in the commercial vehicle, automotive, off-highway, and agricultural equipment markets, supplying products that support vehicle safety, emissions compliance, driver information, electrification, and connectivity. Stoneridge serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and aftermarket customers, with revenue largely derived from sales of electronic control modules, sensors, camera-based visibility systems, instrument clusters, wiring and harness products, and telematics-related technologies.

The company traces its origins to the 1960s and became an independent public company in 1997 following a spin-off from Lear Corporation. Over time, Stoneridge evolved from a traditional automotive components supplier into a transportation electronics and systems provider with increased emphasis on vehicle intelligence, regulatory-driven safety systems, and digital fleet technologies. Its strategic positioning has centered on supplying integrated electronics solutions for commercial and specialty vehicles, particularly in areas tied to safety mandates, driver assistance, and emissions monitoring.