Lamborghini Profit Slips as Tariffs, Middle East Conflict Weigh
Revenue rose 7.4% to €1.74 billion, but operating profit fell more than 8% as tariffs and weak Chinese demand weighed on sales.
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Lamborghini’s operating profit falls as geopolitical turmoil shakes luxury car sector
July 29 (Reuters) - Italian luxury sports carmaker Lamborghini reported an over 8% drop in its half-year operating profit on Wednesday, reflecting sector-wide fragility spurred by tariffs and the conflict in the Middle East. The Volkswagen-owned luxu...
Lamborghini profit slips as tariffs, Middle East conflict weigh
Lamborghini's operating profit declined over eight percent in the first half. This reflects sector-wide fragility spurred by tariffs and Middle East conflict. Revenue grew while vehicle deliveries saw a slight decrease compared to last year. Adverse exchange rates and increased U.S. tariffs impacted the company's performance. Despite market volatility, Lamborghini achieved its highest revenue in history.
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