Brilliance China Automotive warns 2025 profit before tax may fall up to 50%

Reuters03-13
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/BCAUF">Brilliance China Automotive</a> warns 2025 profit before tax may fall up to 50%

Brilliance China Automotive expects audited profit before income tax expense for 2025 to fall by no more than 50% versus 2024. The company attributed the expected decline mainly to weaker performance at associate BMW Brilliance Automotive and an operating loss at Jinbei (Shenyang) Automotive, which resumed production in 2H 2025. It also expects audited profit after income tax expense for 2025 to decrease by no more than 40% from 2024, despite a withholding tax decrease of at least 69% year over year. Audited profit attributable to equity holders is expected to drop by no more than 40% from 2024, when it was about RMB3.1 billion.

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