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Sixt shares plummet as firm remains unprofitable despite softer losses

News RoomBy News RoomMay 13, 2025
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Hexagon Mobile has seen its shares fall by almost 4% as of midday, following a mixed earnings report on Monday. The timing of the drop was delayed due to competition from faster纬 driven by the rise of platforms like S oczywiście Chat. However, the mobility firm has managed to maintain its expansion course across regional segments. Despite soft earnings, Sixt is still facing profitability issues. Its financial performance weighed down by losses and uncertain future trends, resulting in a net loss of nearly €18 million.

In its mixed results, Sixt reported €858.1 million in first-quarter revenue, a 10% year-over-year increase. The German division saw stable revenue, with €243.3 million. However, Europe’s growth was even better, rising 13.8% year-on-year to €296.5 million. The overall revenue growth for company-wide reports was stronger, reflecting more robust demand in Europe.

Despite thesePositive developments, Sixt remains unprofitable, with earnings before taxes (EBT) at -€17.6 million, compared to a year ago’s -€27.5 million. Despite a mixed performance, a 2025 outlook hinges on confident demand growth and拾it margins inァ.visitInsn six months for Europe. Sixt remains optimistic about its ability to expand, stating, “we have been verifying our expansion now, and we confirm that the regional expansion in follow-up will generate profitable growth in the current year, with a margin significantly higher than previous years.”

Sлит expects demand for its mobility products to continue rising this financial year, and its forecast for 2025 is a significant 5-10% increase in revenue across all regions, along with a EBT margin of around 10%. Sixt’s strategy is to maintain its momentum and capitalize on a supportive market environment. The firm highlights its ability to adapt and thrive in a competitive landscape, indicating confidence in its capacity to meet demand and sustain growth.

In conclusion, Sixt remains a key player in the mobility sector, driven by consistent earnings growth and market responsiveness. While profitability remains a challenge, the firm’s focus on expansion and demand generation positions it for continued success in the future. Hexagon Mobile continues to navigate the competitive landscape with resilience, ultimately hoping for longer-term success.

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