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Investing.com - Daimler Trucks’ stock price rose over 4% on Thursday, with the German truck manufacturer’s profit guidance for 2026 considered largely in line with expectations after excluding its Asian operations planned for divestment, offsetting a 19% decline in full-year profits.

The company announced an adjusted full-year group EBIT of €3.78 billion, below the €4.67 billion in 2024. Earnings per share decreased from €3.64 to €2.56. The company proposed to maintain the dividend at €1.90 per share, unchanged for the second consecutive year.

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Industrial business revenue fell 10% to €45.9 billion. Free cash flow declined 42% from €3.15 billion to €1.82 billion.

CFO Eva Scherer stated: “We delivered solid financial performance in 2025, with an adjusted sales return of 7.8%, and strong net industrial liquidity reaching €7.7 billion.”

North America, as the largest revenue segment, saw an adjusted full-year EBIT decrease of 35% to €1.998 billion, with unit sales down 26% to 141,814 vehicles, and profit margin shrinking from 12.9% to 10.7%.

Q4 North America EBIT was €307 million, exceeding analyst consensus of €198 million. Orders in the region grew 6% despite a 17% market decline, attributed by Jefferies analysts to customers placing orders early ahead of expected tariff-related price increases.

For 2026, the company provided a group adjusted EBIT guidance of €3.2 billion to €3.7 billion, excluding the Truck Asia segment, as plans to spin off Mitsubishi Fuso into a new holding company, ARCHION Corporation, on April 1 are underway.

Jefferies rated the stock as “Buy” with a target price of €50, calculating that the median guidance of €3.45 billion is about 4% below the market consensus of €3.6 billion after excluding Asian operations.

The full-year free cash flow guidance is €2.7 billion to €3.2 billion, including an expected inflow of €1.5 billion from the integration of Fuso and Hino, implying that the baseline free cash flow guidance is below the €1.82 billion generated in 2025.

Scherer said: “As order momentum increases, we expect the second half to outperform the first half.”

Daimler Buses’ full-year adjusted EBIT grew 39% to €599 million, achieving a double-digit sales return of 10.0% for the first time. Pure electric bus sales increased 67% to 6,726 units.

The company announced it will initiate a share repurchase program in March. The annual shareholders’ meeting is scheduled for May 6, 2026.

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