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Bosch, the supplier of technology and services, can look back on 2025 as an incredibly challenging financial year. According to preliminary figures, sales revenue was up slightly on the previous year’s level at 91 billion euros (2024: 90.3 billion euros). After adjusting for exchange-rate effects, sales revenue grew by 4.2 percent. At around 2 percent, the EBIT margin from operations was below expectations (2024: 3.5 percent). The main reasons for the sluggish growth in the past financial year were the weak economic environment, increased tariffs, and considerable provisions for necessary structural adjustments and the associated personnel measures. In Europe, sales revenue fell slightly to 44.2 billion euros, or a nominal 0.6 percent. Adjusted for exchange-rate effects, this represents an increase of 1.5 percent. In the Americas, sales revenue increased by 3.6 percent to 18.5 billion euros. Adjusted for exchange-rate effects, this was an increase of 9.2 percent. In Asia Pacific, sales revenue amounted to 28.3 billion euros. This is a nominal increase of 1.2 percent, or an exchange rate-adjusted 5.6 percent.
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