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    Bosch Sees 2024 Operating Profit Plummet by a Third

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    Posted on January 31, 2025

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    Last updated: January 26, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Bosch's 2024 operating profit dropped by a third due to a crisis in the automotive industry, with significant impacts on revenue and EBIT margins.

    Bosch's 2024 Profit Falls by a Third Amid Industry Challenges

    STUTTGART (Reuters) - German automotive supplier Robert Bosch said on Friday that its operating profit plummeted by a third to 3.2 billion euros ($3.32 billion) in 2024, a reflection of a wider crisis in the automotive and mechanical engineering industries.

    According to preliminary figures, revenue contracted slightly to 90.5 billion euros, while the company's EBIT margin from operations fell by almost two percentage points to 3.5%, significantly lower than its original target of 7%.

    The world's largest automotive supplier and manufacturer of a wide range of technology products from semiconductors to household electronics underperformed in almost all business areas. Business was particularly poor in Europe, with weak demand and a reluctance to invest and buy, it said.

    Bosch was able to maintain revenue in its largest division, Mobility, at the previous year's level of around 56 billion euros.

    "Despite our best efforts, Bosch, too, was not completely immune to economic developments," said CEO Stefan Hartung, adding that the auto industry was suffering from increasing competition, particularly in China.

    Last year, Bosch announced plans to cut up to 5,550 jobs amid weak demand for intelligent driver assistance systems and solutions for automated driving.

    ($1 = 0.9626 euros)

    (Reporting by Ilona Wissenbach, writing by Friederike Heine, editing by Thomas Seythal)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Bosch's operating profit fell by a third in 2024.
    • •Revenue slightly contracted to 90.5 billion euros.
    • •EBIT margin dropped to 3.5%, below the 7% target.
    • •Weak demand in Europe affected Bosch's performance.
    • •Bosch plans job cuts due to weak demand for driver assistance systems.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Bosch sees 2024 operating profit plummet by a third

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Bosch's significant drop in operating profit in 2024 due to challenges in the automotive and mechanical engineering industries.

    2How did Bosch's revenue perform?

    Bosch's revenue slightly contracted to 90.5 billion euros, with a notable decline in EBIT margins.

    3What challenges did Bosch face in Europe?

    Bosch faced weak demand and a reluctance to invest and buy in Europe, impacting its overall performance.

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