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Bayerische Motoren Werke will publish results for the quarter ended 31 December 2025 on 12 March 2026. On average, 5 analysts expect earnings of 0.742 USD per share (prior year 0.860 USD) and 10 analysts expect revenue of 43.30 billion USD on average, an increase of 11.47% versus 38.84 billion USD in the year-ago quarter. For the full fiscal year, 22 analysts forecast average earnings of 4.14 USD per share and 21 analysts forecast revenue of 160.96 billion USD. » More on finanzen.net

S&P Global Mobility projects that BMW (including Mini and Rolls‑Royce) reached a BEV share of 24.5 percent in the first nine months of 2025, putting it above the important 20‑percent threshold for meeting EU CO2 fleet limits. With more than a 15 percent plug‑in share, BMW has around 40 percent of its vehicles with electrically chargeable drivetrains. Other major manufacturers lag significantly, risking billions in fines if EV success does not materialize; Stellantis’s figures are particularly disappointing, while Volkswagen is clearly catching up and Mercedes is stagnating. » More on faz.net

BMW is assessing supply-chain risks after Chinese export restrictions targeting chipmaker Nexperia, but currently considers production to be running as planned. The group is in close contact with its suppliers to identify supply risks early and take countermeasures. Mercedes is also monitoring the situation; Nexperia belongs to Wingtech and is an important supplier of simple semiconductors for the auto industry. » More on wiwo.de