Porsche Q1-Q3 2026 Operating Profit Rises to EUR 1.74 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Porsche’s January–September 2026 operating profit rose to EUR 1.74 billion, helped by lower strategic realignment expenses.
  • Revenue fell 6% to EUR 25.28 billion on lower vehicle sales, partly offset by favorable product mix and pricing.
  • Customer deliveries dropped 16% to 178,532 vehicles, with China deliveries declining 33% to 21,493.
  • Automotive net cash flow climbed 86% to EUR 2.5 billion, primarily supported by proceeds from selling Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group stakes.
  • The 2026 automotive net cash flow margin forecast increased to 5.5%–7.5%, while the operating margin outlook remained at 5.5%–7.5%.


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