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🔲 PORSCHE’S FALL FROM THE CLIFF. 👉 Once an icon of automotive prestige, Porsche faces another stark reality as market cap and investor confidence slide in 2026. 👉 A debacle in its China business and multibillion‑euro charges from a strategic shift drove a sharp collapse in Porsche’s profits last year. 👉 Volkswagen, the parent company, reported that Porsche’s operating profit for 2025 was €90 million, down from roughly €5.3 billion the year before. 👉 “We will comprehensively reorganize Porsche, make the company leaner, faster and the products even more desirable,” said Porsche’s new CEO Michael Leiters. 👉 Following the recent publication of the 2025 annual results, financial institutions have updated or reaffirmed their ratings: ❌ JPMorgan: Reaffirmed "Overweight" with a target price of EUR 58.00. ❌ Bernstein Research: Reaffirmed "Market-Perform" with a target price of EUR 50.00. ❌ Jefferies: Reaffirmed "Hold" with a target price of EUR 45.00. ❌ RBC Capital: Reaffirmed "Sector Perform" with a target price of EUR 43.00. ❌ Warburg Research: Reaffirmed "Hold" with a target price of EUR 41.00. 🟥 follow globalnetwork graph: globalnetwork Porsche AG Porsche Cars North America Xiaomi Technology #Porsche #Xiaomi Stephan Zander Malte Hempel Gerald Paar Emil Delbrügge Erjan Veseli André Schröder Paul Junick Gosia Wielgus Danijel Nedic Ben Ehlers Marco Pöling Sylvia Strube West Fridolin Arya Balaban Florian Dank Jan Ruprecht Tiemo Wennrich Dr. Roland Käfer Rainer Wohlgemuth Matti Kristes Berdan Aksu Majk-Boris Jednacak Björn Hilbrecht Michele Pellegrino Paul Meinecke Markus Steinhillber Marco Keuchen Erlis Gashi Carsten Mohr Carsten Drexelius Andreas Damm Stefan K. W. ten Hoevel Rene Rosinski Stefan Reiser