Q2 2025 Sixt Earnings

Management guidance and analysts estimate

Sixt's management guided for 2025 year-over-year revenue growth in the range of 5% to 10% (€4,202 to €4,402).
It guides for an EBT margin in the area of 10%, translating to an EBT in the range of €420.2 to €440.2

Key Items[1]	Q2 2025	Y/Y	2025	Y/Y
Revenue	€1,070	6.2%	€4,269	6.7%
EBT	€107.8	71.5%	€440.3	31.4%
EPS	€1.63	58.14%	€6.74	30.23%

Buy, €105: Analyst Constantin Hesse of Jefferies expects the company to report strong travel demand in Q2, especially in Europe.
Buy, €100->€105: DZ Bank analyst Dirk Schlamp expects Sixt's Q2 2025 results to come in line with the company's expectations. He expects strong operational performance and robust demand. He pointed out that the weak US dollar will likely weigh on revenue but the decline in depreciation should have a positive impact on the earnings.
Buy, €105: Analyst Michael Kuhn of Deutsche Bank expects Sixt's Q2 2025 pre-tax profit to nearly double. He expects positive share price development since the consensus is lower than his estimates.
Buy, €125: Analyst Marc-Rene Tonn of Warburg research expects Sixt's Q2 developments to strengthen the company's annual targets.

Sunny Cars CEO said in July 8 that pricing development is stable, showing a slight upward trend in response to summer demand.
He pointed out that rental car market remained stable in June. He said bookings were 12% higher in June compared to the same period last year. However, June bookings lagged behind that of May.
Sunny cars is a rental car broker company present in over 8,000 stations in over 120 countries. It generated €425 million in revenue in 2024.