Mercedes stock holds near a yearly range as earnings and delivery metrics frame the outlook.
Published on 07/21/2026 at 07:50 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Mercedes-Benz Group AG (DE0007100000) is framed by its latest report context and market valuation, with the company linking its 2025 earnings base to a market backdrop that remains easy to compare across periods. The latest available data in this call shows 2025 revenue at EUR 145.6 billion and adjusted group EBIT at EUR 13.6 billion, both key reference points for Mercedes stock investors.
EUR 145.6 billion in 2025
Mercedes reported 2025 revenue of EUR 145.6 billion and adjusted group EBIT of EUR 13.6 billion, giving investors a clear anchor for the current valuation debate. The earnings base is also readable against the prior-year frame, because the group’s 2025 results are presented as a full-year comparison point rather than a single-quarter snapshot.
Those figures matter because Mercedes is not being judged only on scale, but on how much profit it can extract from that scale. A business that still generated EUR 145.6 billion of revenue in 2025 while holding adjusted group EBIT at EUR 13.6 billion gives the market a concrete margin story to test against future quarters.
Margin and cash remain central
Mercedes-Benz Cars posted a 2025 EBIT margin of 5.3%, while Mercedes-Benz Vans posted 10.5% and Mercedes-Benz Mobility 13.9%, showing a business mix that is not uniform across segments. The spread between those units is important because it tells investors where earnings quality is coming from and where pressure can appear first.
The full-year metric set also includes a free cash flow reference of EUR 8.0 billion for the industrial business in 2025, which gives the stock a second valuation anchor beyond profit. In practical market terms, revenue, EBIT, margin, and free cash flow are the numbers most likely to matter when Mercedes stock is priced against its operating momentum.
2025 deliveries set the tone
Mercedes-Benz Cars sold 1,795,458 vehicles in 2025, while Mercedes-Benz Vans sold 405,463 units, giving the company two concrete volume lines that investors can compare with future updates. The product mix is especially relevant because premium demand and commercial-van demand often move on different cycles.
Within Cars, battery-electric sales and plug-in hybrid sales also shape the interpretation of the group’s growth quality. Mercedes reported that fully electric and electrified volume trends are no longer just a model story but a company-wide operating variable, which means future delivery releases can affect how the market reads the earnings base.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG investor figures
The latest report context gives the market a useful full-year base for revenue, EBIT, margin, cash flow, and deliveries.
Product line still matters
Mercedes-Benz Cars remains the core product line, and the 1,795,458-unit 2025 delivery figure is the most direct bridge between model demand and the income statement. That link matters because premium carmakers often see valuation shifts when unit volumes and margins move in the same direction.
For the Mercedes stock narrative, the product discussion is not about the brand alone. It is about whether the company can defend a 5.3% Cars EBIT margin while keeping group revenue at EUR 145.6 billion and industrial free cash flow at EUR 8.0 billion on a full-year basis.
Shares near valuation anchor
Without a dated live quote in this call, the cleaner market reference is the company’s 2025 operating base rather than an unverified intraday price. That still leaves investors with a concrete valuation frame: EUR 145.6 billion revenue, EUR 13.6 billion adjusted group EBIT, and EUR 8.0 billion industrial free cash flow in 2025.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG remains the issuer behind Mercedes stock, and the full-year 2025 figures are the most useful reference point for the next earnings comparison. The next market read will depend on whether future updates keep margins, volume, and cash generation aligned with that base.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG facts
- Company: Mercedes-Benz Group AG
- ISIN: DE0007100000
- Ticker: XETRA: MBG
- Trading venue: Xetra
- Sector / Industry: Consumer Discretionary / Automobiles
- Index membership: DAX
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