$SIX2 (-1.81%) increased Group sales to EUR 4.28 billion (+7.0%) in the full year (FY) 2025.
Earnings before taxes (EBT) amounted to EUR 400.5 million and the EBT margin was 9.4%. Consolidated net profit reached EUR 285.8 million (+17.2%);
Last year, Sixt increased its revenue by seven percent to EUR 4.28 billion on the basis of preliminary figures.
Adjusted for currency effects, revenue climbed by 8.7 percent.
Pre-tax earnings rose by almost a fifth to EUR 400.5 million.
The corresponding margin improved by one percentage point to 9.4%.
The bottom line profit increased by a good 17% to 285.8 million euros.
A dividend increase of 50 cents is to be paid out to shareholders for 2025. Holders of ordinary shares listed on the SDax are to receive 3.20 euros per share, while holders of preference shares will receive 3.22 euros per share.
Earnings per ordinary share: 6.08 euros.
Equity amounted to 2.15 billion euros.
The Group is proposing a dividend of EUR 3.20 per ordinary share and EUR 3.22 per preference share (+18.5%).
Regionally, Sixt reported revenues of EUR 1.2 billion in Germany (+2.8 percent), EUR 1.7 billion in Europe (+12.6 percent) and EUR 1.4 billion in North America (+4.1 percent) for FY 2025.
The fleet increased to 196,900 vehicles (+6.9 percent); the number of premium vehicles was increased by more than 20,000.
Operationally, Sixt highlighted the launch of the global loyalty program Sixt One in Q4 2025; several hundred thousand registrations were recorded in the first weeks. For FY 2026, Sixt expects revenues of EUR 4.45 to 4.60 billion
EUR and an EBT margin of around 10 percent.
Co-CEO Alexander Sixt referred to fleet discipline, premium expansion and technology investments as drivers; Co-CEO Konstantin Sixt emphasized the expansion of direct customer loyalty through Sixt One.
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