Porsche (P911) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Facing challenging political and economic conditions, with performance below internal and market expectations.

• Management initiated targeted measures, focusing on value over volume, quality ramp-up of electric Taycan, and core business.

• Accelerated realignment focuses on streamlining management, reducing costs, and enhancing product desirability.

• Strategy 2035 aims to realign the company, making it leaner, faster, and more desirable, targeting sustainable cash flow and strong results.

• Emphasis on expanding the product portfolio into higher-margin segments and launching new sports car derivatives.

Financial highlights

• 2025 group sales revenue declined 9.5% year-over-year to €36.27 billion; deliveries fell 10% to 270,000–279,449 vehicles.

• Operating profit dropped sharply to €413 million, impacted by €3.1–3.9 billion in one-off/extraordinary charges.

• Operating return on sales fell to 1.1% from 14.1% year-over-year.

• Automotive net cash flow was €1.5–1.51 billion (4.7% margin), affected by one-off expenses.

• Average turnover per vehicle rose to €121,000, up €4,000 from the previous year.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 group sales expected at €35–36 billion, with lower vehicle sales but supported by price effects and a stronger 911 mix.

• Forecasted group return on sales of 5.5%–7.5% and automotive net cash flow margin of 3%–5%.

• Medium-term target remains a group return on sales of 10%–15%.

• Additional one-off effects anticipated in 2026 earnings.

• Dividend proposal: €1 per ordinary share, €1.01 per preference share.