American Axle & Manufacturing Reviewed Against Peers

Analysts see more upside potential in American Axle & Manufacturing compared to industry competitors

Published on Mar. 9, 2026

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American Axle & Manufacturing (NYSE:DCH) is one of 71 publicly traded companies in the 'AUTO/TRUCK - ORIG' industry. This article compares American Axle & Manufacturing to its peers based on factors like net margins, return on equity, revenue, earnings per share, and analyst ratings and price targets.

Why it matters

As an auto parts manufacturer, American Axle & Manufacturing's performance and outlook are important indicators for the broader automotive industry. This analysis provides insights into how the company is faring compared to its competitors, which can inform investment decisions and broader industry trends.

The details

The analysis finds that American Axle & Manufacturing has lower net margins, return on equity, and return on assets compared to its peers. However, it also has a lower beta, suggesting its stock is less volatile than the industry average. In terms of revenue and earnings, American Axle & Manufacturing's peers outperform the company. But American Axle & Manufacturing is trading at a lower price-to-earnings ratio, making it more affordable than competitors. Analysts also see more upside potential in American Axle & Manufacturing, with a consensus price target 81.71% above the current share price.

  • The analysis is based on data as of March 9, 2026.

The players

American Axle & Manufacturing

A publicly traded company that manufactures driveline systems and components for the automotive industry.

AUTO/TRUCK - ORIG industry

The industry group that American Axle & Manufacturing belongs to, consisting of 71 publicly traded companies.

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The takeaway

This analysis suggests that while American Axle & Manufacturing may lag some of its peers in certain financial metrics, analysts see more upside potential in the company's stock compared to the broader industry. This could make American Axle & Manufacturing an attractive investment option for those looking to gain exposure to the auto parts manufacturing sector.