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After a solid post-Covid profit rebound, Isuzu is once again navigating through troubled water: Its pick-up truck sales in Thailand have collapsed, the US sales situation is uncertain, and commercial vehicle sales in Asia are stagnating. Isuzu expects sales volumes will recover, and earnings will continue to benefit from further price hikes. Analyst Julie Boote is examining the truck maker’s prospects in light of increasing competition and rising geopolitical and macro-economic uncertainties.
Today, we are publishing the Autos section of our 28th Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible. The Tech Bible is a must-read for any tech investor, as it summarizes the quarterly earnings reports from the over 140 companies we track, providing an update on our key perspectives and convictions. In the coming weeks we will publish sections on Hyperscale & Cloud, Telecom Equipment, PCs, Enterprise IT, Foundry and Semicap Equipment. The auto semiconductor recovery is underway, with revenues up 4% QoQ in 2Q25. However, part of the strength was driven by tariff-related pull-forwards, introducing near-...
3Q'25 vs. 3Q'24 Results Sales: € 318.1 M (+4.3% vs. +2.6% BS(e) and +3.5% consensus); EBITDA: € 73.08 M (-2.3% vs. +5.9% BS(e) and +8.6% consensus); 9M'25 vs. 9M'24 Results Sales: € 936.86 M (+4.3% vs. +3.7% BS(e) and +4.0% consensus); EBITDA: € 218.24 M (+5.7% vs. +8.7% BS(e) and +9.7% consensus);
Rdos. 3T'25 vs 3T'24: EBIT: 2.073 M euros (-15,1% vs -21,8% BS(e) y -21,0% consenso); BDI: 1.247 M euros (-1,9% vs -18,6% BS(e) y -19,7% consenso). Rdos. 9meses'25 vs 9meses'24: EBIT: 6.562 M euros (-24,2% vs -26,1% BS(e) y -25,8% consenso); BDI: 3.793 M euros (-13,2% vs -18,1% BS(e) y -18,4% consenso).
Rdos. 3T'25 vs 3T'24: Ventas: 7.852 M euros (+18,3% vs +15,4% BS(e) y +14,3% consenso). Rdos. 9meses'25 vs 9meses'24: Ventas: 22.621 M euros (+14,9% vs +13,9% BS(e) y +13,6% consenso).
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