BMW

‘NEUER’ BMW COMES AT ACCEPTABLE MARGIN PRESSURE (SELL; -16% DOWNSIDE)

13/05/24 -" Despite encountering significant challenges in the Chinese segment, BMW (Sell; Germany) achieved solid FY23 results marked by notable improvements in the BEV segment and its automotive EBIT margin, ..."

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