Porsche generated revenue of €8.86bn in Q1 (compared with €9.01bn the previous year).

Operating profit amounted to €0.76bn (compared with €1.28bn in the previous fiscal year). The group's operating return on sales was 8.6% (compared to 14.2%). Net cash flow from automotive operations increased to €198m (compared to €107m).

The group announced that approximately €1.3bn in additional expenditure will be allocated to the Porsche product portfolio, software and battery activities, and organizational adjustments in 2025.

Porsche AG has decided to adjust its forecast for FY 2025, now targeting revenue of €37bn to €38bn (vs. previous forecast of €39bn to €40bn), a return on sales of between 6.5% and 8.5% (vs. previous forecast of between 10% and 12%), a net cash flow margin from automotive operations of between 4% and 6% (vs. previous forecast of between 7% and 9%), and an automotive EBITDA margin of between 16.5% and 18.5% (vs. previous forecast of between 19% and 21%).

Due to the slower ramp-up of electromobility, Porsche AG has decided to strategically realign its battery activities. As a result, and due to the negative impacts of other battery activities, the amount of special expenses in FY 2025 will increase from €800m to €1.3bn, which will affect earnings.


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