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ttnews.com | Monica Raymunt
Government Business Equipment May 6, 2025 10:01 AM, EDT Tire Sales Bounce Back Stronger tire replacement demand across all regions helped offset lower car production in Europe and North America. (Continental AG) [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Continental AG more than doubled earnings in the first quarter as its car parts unit slashed costs and tire sales bounced back from weaker levels last year.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Monica Raymunt
Continental AG more than doubled earnings in the first quarter as its car-parts unit slashed costs and tire sales bounced back from weaker levels last year. Adjusted group earnings grew to €586 million ($664 million), the best first-quarter result since 2021 and up from €201 million last year, Continental said Tuesday. Stronger tire replacement demand across all regions this quarter helped offset lower car production in Europe and North America.
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bloomberglinea.com | Monica Raymunt |Andrey Rudakov
Bloomberg — Continental AG duplicó con creces sus beneficios en el primer trimestre gracias a que su unidad de piezas de automóviles recortó costos y a que las ventas de neumáticos se recuperaron de los niveles más débiles del año pasado. Los beneficios ajustados del grupo crecieron hasta los 586 millones de euros (US$664 millones), el mejor resultado en un primer trimestre desde 2021 y por encima de los 201 millones de euros del año pasado, dijo Continental el martes.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Monica Raymunt
Continental AG more than doubled earnings in the first quarter as its car-parts unit slashed costs and tire sales bounced back from weaker levels last year. Adjusted group earnings grew to €586 million ($664 million), the best first-quarter result since 2021 and up from €201 million last year, Continental said Tuesday. Stronger tire replacement demand across all regions this quarter helped offset lower car production in Europe and North America.
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bloomberg.com | Monica Raymunt
(Bloomberg) -- Continental AG more than doubled earnings in the first quarter as its car-parts unit slashed costs and tire sales bounced back from weaker levels last year. Adjusted group earnings grew to €586 million ($664 million), the best first-quarter result since 2021 and up from €201 million last year, Continental said Tuesday. Stronger tire replacement demand across all regions this quarter helped offset lower car production in Europe and North America.
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