Cie Generale Des Etablissements Michelin SCA

Michelin’s 2025 results: €2.9 bn operating income, €2.1 bn free‑cash‑flow, strong resilience amid euro‑strength and EV growth—discover how tyre‑industry leaders stay ahead.

Michelin’s 2025 share‑buyback shows a cash‑rich strategy and potential EPS lift, but investors should weigh EU limits, EV‑tyre R&D gaps, and ESG risks.

Michelin’s Paris share‑repurchase signals capital‑structure optimisation, potential EPS gains, yet leaves investors curious about size, price and ESG impact.

Cie Générale des Établissements Michelin S.C.A.’s share-buyback program and solid fundamentals are overshadowed by ongoing trade tensions and market volatility, making it challenging to predict the company’s short-term performance.

Michelin’s stock price has taken a hit due to trade tensions and profit warnings in the automotive sector, despite the company’s strong fundamentals.

Michelin’s first-quarter sales totaled 6.515 billion euros, a 1.9% decline from the same period last year, driven by a decline in road transportation sales.

Michelin’s Q1 sales plummeted 2% year-over-year, sparking concerns about the company’s ability to navigate a rapidly changing market and sending its stock price into a tailspin.