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EPS cut (2025: -3.4%, 2026: -4.5%)

05/06/25 -"The reduction in our FY25 EPS estimate reflects the ongoing trade tensions which we expect to weigh on global vehicle production in FY25, particularly in North America and Europe. As a result, we ..."

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