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About Continental

Continental AG, operating under the ticker symbol CON, is a German multinational automotive parts manufacturing company. Founded in 1871, the company specializes in tires, brake systems, interior electronics, automotive safety, powertrain and chassis components, and other parts for the automotive and transportation industries. Continental operates globally and is known for its innovation in the automotive technology sector.
Ticker
€CON
Sector
Mobility
Primary listing
XETRA
Employees
75,985
Headquarters
Hanover, Germany

Continental Metrics

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€15B
17.60
€4.20
1.28
€2.70
3.65%

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Third-quarter adjusted EBIT rose 6.7% and the margin reached 14.9%; Continental raised its 2026 margin and free-cash-flow outlook. This points to stronger profitability despite softer sales. (EQS News)
Larger ultra-high-performance tyres are lifting the sales mix, and Continental plans to add more than 650 specifications by the end of 2027. That gives it room to build on a product segment that is already supporting earnings. (EQS News)
The agreed ContiTech sale would simplify Continental into a focused tyre maker and bring in about €3.1 billion of cash, with around €2.5 billion intended for shareholder returns. Completion remains subject to regulatory approval and other conditions. (Continental AG)
Raw-material costs are rising and management expects them to weigh more heavily on earnings in the fourth quarter. That could erode some of the recent margin gains. (EQS News)
Demand remains weak in key markets: third-quarter organic sales fell 1.5%, while global vehicle production declined and replacement markets hurt results in the Americas. Weak volumes could limit growth even if premium mix supports margins. (EQS News)
Adjusted free cash flow was only €31 million in the third quarter, down from €99 million a year earlier. The sharp quarterly decline raises a question over how consistently stronger earnings will turn into cash. (EQS News)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 4 Nov 2026.

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