Late last week Porsche released final sales and profit numbers for 2015 along with preliminary guidance for 2016. If you’ve been following along here on FLATSIXES.com, you already know that Porsche more than reached their goal of 200,000 cars sold in a year and did so 3-years earlier than planned. In conjunction with their record sales volume of 21.5 billion euros from 225,000 vehicles (an increase of 25% over last year) came profit of 3.4 billion euros (another 25% increase over last year). Headcount grew 9% to 24,481 by the end of the year. Porsche CEO Oliver Blume said these were “extraordinary results even by Porsche standards”. We’ll highlight some other results below, but for now, watch as CEO Blume and CFO Lutz Meschke give a brief synopsis on 2015’s results.
Highlights of Porsche’s 2015 Fiscal Year
- 225,000+ vehicles delivered
- 21.5 billion euro in revenue
- 3.4 billion euro in profit
- Headcount of 24,481
- 80,000+ Macans delivered globablly
- 32,000+ 911s delivered globaly
- China single larges market at 58,000+ cars sold. U.S. second largest at 52,000+ cars sold
- 2016 Revenue expected to grow slightly
- 2016 Profit expected to be at same level as 2015 due mostly to huge, multi-billion dollar investment in Mission E