American Axle stock pops despite $13.7M loss in Q4; key contract extended with Ford

American Axle — American Axle announced it landed a contract extension to deliver power transfer units for the Ford Bronco and Maverick. (AMERICAN AXLE)

February 15, 2025 04:20 AM

American Axle & Manufacturing Inc. wrapped up 2024 with a $13.7 million loss in the fourth quarter, but the Detroit supplier sees a bright gasoline-fueled future.

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