(Reuters) – The German truck manufacturer Traton Group reported a net cash flow of 1.643 billion euros ($1.92 billion) for 2025, declining from last year but beating analyst consensus estimates of 1.011 billion euros.
Traton added that 2025 sales and adjusted operating return on sales were within forecast ranges and the current consensus.
Traton shares rose 4.5% at 1116 GMT after the results announcement. JP Morgan analysts cited strong working capital management and capital expenditure savings at the Traton subsidiaries Scania and MAN as drivers behind the strong cash flow.
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Reporting by Simon Ferdinand Eibach Editing by Ludwig Burger
