Credit Fund Värde Eyes Bargains in Tariff-Hit Auto Suppliers (1)

April 16, 2025, 11:26 AM UTC

Tariff pain and a gloomy economic outlook is a dangerous mix for Europe’s car industry. For $17 billion credit fund Värde Partners, it’s a buying opportunity.

Värde Partners’ London-based head of European corporate and traded credit Carlos Sanz Estevesees bigger auto-parts makers, whose bonds have taken a bruising in recent weeks, as especially promising.

With their intertwined and complex supply chains, auto suppliers have been among the hardest-hit in the global selloff. Yet many larger auto suppliers have already extended their debt maturities, giving them time to turn their businesses around, Sanz Esteve said in an interview.

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