BMW cuts 2026 profit margin outlook amid portfolio changes

Investing.com -- BMW AG adjusted its 2026 financial guidance on Tuesday, lowering profit margin expectations for its automotive segment while maintaining its cash flow forecast.

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The German automaker now expects an EBIT margin of -0.5% to +0.5% for its automotive segment in 2026, according to the company's updated guidance. BMW also revised its return on capital employed (ROCE) forecast for the automotive segment to -1% to +1% for the year.

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The company attributed the guidance adjustment to an expansion of its portfolio and structural measures.

BMW said it continues to expect automotive free cash flow above €2.50 billion for 2026.

The automaker anticipates a moderate decrease in automotive segment deliveries during 2026. The company expects a slight increase in the share of all-electric car deliveries for the year.

BMW's motorcycle segment is expected to see a slight decrease in deliveries in 2026.

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