MAHLE-Metal Leve SA

MAHLE Metal Leve reported Q1 2026 revenue of $1.33 billion in line with expectations, while earnings per share of $1.08 missed the $1.13 forecast by 4.42%. Gross margin fell to 27.0%, mainly due to currency effects, and net income was BRL 214 million. The stock fell 1.61% in after-hours trading to $34.24. The company announced an expansion of its EV offering with the charging solution "chargeBIG" and issued conservative EPS guidance for Q2 and Q3 2026, citing currency fluctuations and macroeconomic risks as the main threats. » More on de.investing.com

MAHLE Metal Leve reports a net profit of R$214.2m for Q1 2026 (+34.9%), while revenues fell slightly by 0.8% to R$1,256.4m. Earnings per share of $1.08 missed analysts' expectation of $1.13, after which the stock fell about 3.8%. Operating margins improved, but currency tailwinds shaped the result; currency gains and derivatives contributed significantly to the higher net result. The company confirms SAP-like strategic initiatives for electromobility, an orderly CEO succession plan, and expects EPS of $0.24 for Q2 and $0.28 for Q3 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Mahle Metal Leve reported Q4 2025 EPS of $0.9579 and revenue of $1.34 billion, both slightly below analyst expectations; the stock still closed 2.32% higher at $34.92. The company finished 2025 with revenue growth of 18.6% to 5.4 billion BRL and a stable EBITDA margin of 17%, with adjusted gross margin at 26%. Management highlights strategic initiatives for hybrid vehicles and alternative fuels, including a partnership with Toyota. Macro and operational risks remain, notably hyperinflation in Argentina and issues at the Limeira and Rafaela sites. For 2026, Mahle Metal Leve provides quarterly EPS and revenue guidance and continues to focus on sustainable propulsion technologies. » More on de.investing.com