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Lamborghini says Middle East deliveries have returned to normal

By Reuters News

SANT'AGATA BOLOGNESE, Italy, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Italian sports car manufacturer Lamborghini said that the conflict in the Middle East was no longer disrupting deliveries to the region, but the Volkswagen-owned VOWG.DE luxury brand warned that the outlook remained highly uncertain.

  • "September and October saw an improvement in our ability to deliver the vehicles," Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Federico Foschini said at a briefing with journalists

  • The situation should be positive also for November, but it is difficult to make predictions further ahead, he noted, speaking at the company headquarters

  • In April, Lamborghini had said that the conflict in the Middle East had forced a complete stop to sales and deliveries in the region

  • The Middle East region accounts for about 450 cars sold a year for Lamborghini, roughly 5% of its annual volume, but historically produces high profit margins, in line with industry peers

  • The company's top 10 markets are the US, Germany, Britain, Japan, China, South Korea, Canada, Switzerland, Italy and Australia, it said in a slide presentation

  • On full-electric plans, Foschini reiterated that they had been put on ice, but research on the issue continues as "sooner or later we will also have to confront" this technology

  • On October 30, Lamborghini reported falling operating profit and deliveries in the first nine months of the year, but rising revenue, citing "market headwinds"

  • Operating profit was down 4.8% year-on-year to €564 million ($633 million) due to negative foreign exchange effects, higher depreciation and US tariffs, the automaker said


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