Daimler Truck Outlook Fy Revenue Eur 48,000-51,000 Million
May 13 (Reuters) - Daimler Truck Holding AG DTGGe.DE:
DAIMLER TRUCK - FY 2025 GUIDANCE REMAINS UNCHANGED FOR ALL OTHER SEGMENTS EXCEPT TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA & FINANCIAL SERVICES
DAIMLER TRUCK OUTLOOK FY REVENUE EUR 48,000-51,000 MILLION
DAIMLER TRUCK HOLDING AG - FY GROUP ADJUSTED EBIT EXPECTED BETWEEN -5% AND +5% YOY
DAIMLER TRUCK HOLDING AG - FOR SEGMENT TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA, GROUP NOW EXPECTS A FY SALES VOLUME OF 155,000 TO 175,000 UNITS
DAIMLER TRUCK HOLDING AG - PROFITABILITY OF TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA FOR FULL YEAR IS STILL EXPECTED IN RANGE BETWEEN 11% AND 13% FOR FY
DAIMLER TRUCK - OUTLOOK FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2025 BASED ON ASSUMPTION THAT CO CAN CONTINUE TO OPERATE UNDER UNITED STATES-MEXICO-CANADA AGREEMENT
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