Porsche AG

Based on a comparison of 15 firms among Global Car Producers, Toyota Motor Corporation generated the highest net profit in 2017 followed by Volkswagen Group and Daimler Group.

Toyota Motor Corporation made a net profit of EUR 19,305 mil, up 34.2% compared to the previous year. Historically, the firm’s net profit reached an all time high of EUR 19,305 mil in 2017 and an all time low of EUR -2,865 mil in 2008. The average profit in the last five years amounted to EUR 15,762 mil.

The company generated an average return on equity of 12.5% for its shareholders in the last five years with a maximum of 13.3% and a minimum of 10.1%.

Comparing Toyota Motor Corporation with its closest peers, Volkswagen Group generated a net profit of EUR 11,354 mil with a ROE of 11.2% in 2017, Daimler Group netted EUR 10,525 mil (ROE of 16.9%) and BMW Group announced a net profit of EUR 8,620 mil giving a ROE of 16.9%.

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Based on a comparison of 15 companies within the Global Car Producers group, Ferrari produced the highest net profit per car sold in 2017 followed by Porsche AG and Tata Motors.

Ferrari made a net profit of EUR 63,752, for each car sold, up 28.1% compared to the previous year. Historically, the firm’s net profit reached an all time high of EUR 63,752 in 2017 and an all time low of EUR 27,605 in 2012. The average profit in the last five years amounted to EUR 44,294.

When compared with company's price per vehicle sold, Ferrari sold each car for EUR 406,870 on average in 2017.

The company generated an average return on equity of 96.1% for its shareholders in the last five years with a maximum of 257% and a minimum of 10.9%.

Comparing Ferrari with its closest peers, Porsche AG generated a net profit of EUR 12,746 for each car sold with a ROE of 23.1% in 2017, Tata Motors netted EUR 4,259 (ROE of 49.9%) and Tata Motors made a net profit of EUR 16.9 per car sold giving a ROE of 16.9%.

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Porsche AG sold 246,275 vehicles in 2017, up 3.57% when compared to the previous year. Historically, company's production reached an all time high of 246,275 vehicles in 2017 and an all time low of 48,797 vehicles in 2000.

In financial terms, the firm reached total sales of EUR 23,491 mil, up 5.26% when compared to the previous year.

Models Macan, Cayenne and 911 were the most popular ones in 2017. Total of 97,202 of Macan models have been sold followed by 63,913 of Cayenne and 32,197 of 911 that year.

In 2017, average sales per vehicle amounted to EUR 95,385, or USD 107,104. That is approximately 26.2% more than a decade ago.

In terms of profitability, Porsche AG made a net profit of EUR 12,746 per vehicle sold in 2017 (USD 14,312).

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Porsche AG invested total of EUR 1,762 mil in 2017, up 22.5% when compared to the previous year. Historically, company's investments reached an all time high of EUR 2,236 mil in 2013 and an all time low of EUR 480 mil in 2010.

When compared to total sales, investments reached 7.50% in 2017, up from 6.44% seen in the previous year. This is compared to 8.42% seen on average in the last five years.

As far as Porsche AG's peers are concerned, Ferrari invested EUR 391 mil, or 11.5% of its sales in 2017. The comparable figures for Daimler Group are EUR 10,158 mil and 6.18% respectively and EUR 2,135 mil and 8.28% at Jaguar Land Rover on 2017 numbers.

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