SIXT posted a 19.5% rise in annual earnings before tax to €400.5 million, with net income up 17.2% to €285.8 million, though Q4 results were mixed. The company’s 7% revenue growth to €4.28 billion was offset by a 2.9% decline in North American revenue and a 4.2% drop in average selling price.

Despite missing Q4 profit expectations, analysts at Jefferies maintained a “buy” rating, citing confidence in the 10% EBT margin guidance for 2026. The stock traded near historical lows, below 10x 2026 earnings multiples, signaling investor skepticism about near-term performance.