Porsche exits Bugatti and Rimac stakes, lifts 2025 cash-flow outlook
Porsche has completed the sale of its Bugatti and Rimac holdings to a U.S. consortium, prompting a stronger cash-flow forecast for 2025.
Porsche AG announced that it has finalized the divestment of its shares in Bugatti and the electric-vehicle specialist Rimac, selling them to a consortium led by U.S. investment firm Hof Capital after receiving the required regulatory clearances. The company indicated that the cash received will support its pension funding needs and bolster its liquidity position. Consequently, the automaker’s management has revised its 2025 net cash-flow margin outlook upward, moving it into a higher range than the earlier guidance.
The transaction, first disclosed in April, marks Porsche’s strategic shift away from the ultra-luxury and electric-hypercar segments. The announcement was made after the Stuttgart stock exchange closed.
