SIXT SE

Q1 2026 EARNINGS



HIGHLIGHTS

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Q1 2026



HIGHLIGHTS: RECORD REVENUE AND BREAKEVEN TARGET ACHIEVED; GUIDANCE CONFIRMED

REVENUE AND PROFIT INCREASED

REVENUE GROWTH TO A NEW RECORD OF EUR 929M

EBT INCREASE OF EUR 20M TO EUR +2.1M ACHIEVING SEASONAL BREAKEVEN TARGET

SIXT ONE

GLOBAL ROLL OUT OF REWARDS PROGRAM TO ALL CORPORATE COUNTRIES

MEMBERSHIP GROWING STEADILY

EXPANSION OF PREMIUM OFFER

500TH BRANCH MODERNIZED WITH BRUSSELS

58% PREMIUM SHARE WITH 9K ADDITIONAL PREMIUM VEHICLES

2026 GUIDANCE CONFIRMED

REVENUE:

EUR 4.45 - 4.60 BN

EBT MARGIN

IN THE AREA OF 10%



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REWARDS PROGRAM SIXT ONE: ROLLOUT TO ALL 13 CORPORATE COUNTRIES - TURNING TRANSACTIONS INTO LASTING RELATIONSHIPS

RECENT PROGRESS

Rollout underway -Canada as final Corporate Country, closing the rollout across all 13 markets

~1 M

members have joined SIXT ONE with membership growing steadily

BENEFITS FOR CUSTOMERS AND SIXT

  • Enhanced customer benefits Faster pick-up processes, clearly defined status tiers, a transparent points system that enables to earn and redeem benefits

  • Platform for direct relationships Strengthens repeat booking rates, increases the share of direct customer relationships, and thereby enhances the structural quality of revenues



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500 BRANCHES ROLLED OUT IN NEW DESIGN: UNDERLINING CONTINUOUS INVESTMENTS IN THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

19 BRANCH OPENINGS IN Q1 2026

500 BRANCHES IN NEW DESIGN

SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS



MUNICH DOWNTOWN (STACHUS)



DUSSELDORF AIRPORT



BRUSSELS AIRPORT



NEWARK AIRPORT

BRANCH MODERNIZATION

BRUSSELS AIRPORT marks the 500th SIXT branch worldwide rolled out in the new design - out of 2,000+ locations globally.

REFRESHED DESIGN LANGUAGE - bold, clean and intuitive - guides customers seamlessly through the rental journey and reinforces SIXT's premium positioning.

CONTINUOUS ROLLOUT - further branch modernizations planned throughout 2026 to lift the customer experience across the network.

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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

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Q1 2026



OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE: CONTINUED GROWTH SERVED WITH A TIGHT AND HIGHLY UTILIZED FLEET

REVENUE

[EUR m]

506 488

330

+83.7% +8.2%

780

858 929

695

581

+12.6%

FX-adjusted

FLEET

[avg. #]

+8.4%

182,900

168,700

FLEET GROWTH INSIDE DEMAND



STRONG UTILIZATION

Q1 2019 Q1 2020 Q1 2021 Q1 2022 Q1 2023 Q1 2024 Q1 2025 Q1 2026

Q1 2025 Q1 2026

-1.9% +9.2%

vs. Q1/25

FX-adjusted



GERMANY

+11.5%

vs. Q1/25



NORTH AMERICA

PREMIUM VEHICLE SHARE



Q1 2026 58% PREMIUM¹

[Q1 2026 / %]









2

OTHER PREMIUM

>9,000 ADDITIONAL PREMIUM VEHICLES in Q1 2026

Q1 2026: EUR 271 M

Q1 2026: EUR 310 M

Q1 2026: EUR 345 M

EUROPE

+16.2%

vs. Q1/25



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1Based on value share of infleeted vehicles in Q1 2026. 8

2Other includes brands with smaller volumes: Jaguar, Cadillac, Infinity, Lexus, Lincoln, Bentley, Genesis, Land Rover, Lucid, Lamborghini, Rivian, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin.

EBT BRIDGE: PROFITABILITY RECOVERY TO BREAKEVEN-LEVEL DRIVEN BY REVENUE GROWTH AND IMPROVED RESIDUAL VALUES

EBT

[EUR m / %]

-17.6

EBT Q1 2025

+70.8

+8.2%

-43.0

+19.3%

Revenue Fleet Expenses¹

+2.4

-12.5

+7.2%

+16.8

-8.3%

-14.9

+6.1%

-7.5%

Personnel D&A Others² Financial

Result

  • BREAKEVEN TARGET ACHIEVED



2.1

EBT Q1 2026

KEY DRIVERS

  • Fleet expenses +43.0m (+19.3%)

    Increase largely driven by inflation as well as earlier infleets due to earlier easter holidays.

  • Personnel -12.5m (+7.2%)

    Efficiency gains and cost control led to a disproportionately low increase in costs compared to revenue.

  • D&A +16.8m (-8.3%)

    Stabilization of U.S. used car prices after Q1 2025 was still impacted by residual value headwinds

  • Others -14.9m (+6.1%)

    Increase largely driven by higher short-term leasing, increase in commissions due to higher airport presence, higher marketing expenses and higher impairments on receivables

  • Financial result +2.4m (-7.5%)

    Improvement mainly due to higher short-term leasing share and better refinancing conditions

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    ¹The fleet expenses item comprises expenses for current rental operations (e.g. repairs, maintenance and reconditioning); ²Others consists of other operating income and other operating 9

    expenses.

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    OUTLOOK

    2026





    2026 MACRO ENVIRONMENT: LOWERED GDP PROJECTIONS AND MIXED EXPECTATIONS IN TOURISM AND AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

    2026 YOY GDP

    GROWTH

    [%]

    FORECAST1

    USA

EUROPE

GERMANY

MACRO

+0.8%

+1.1%

+2.3%



  • Robust demand growth: UN Tourism2 forecasts 3-4% growth in global international arrivals, reflecting undiminished travel appetite worldwide.

  • Elevated uncertainty from jet fuel risks: Rising jet fuel prices and the risk of regional supply shortages introduce significant uncertainty to the cost outlook - potentially offsetting expected airfare relief, creating meaningful downside risk for margin and pricing assumptions, and in more severe scenarios leading to flight cancellations across the sector.

TOURISM / AIRLINE
  • Global auto industry navigating a complex environment: OEMs are broadly positioning 2026 as a transition year centered on stabilization and strategic realignment.

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¹The World Economic Outlook April 2026 - Internation Monetary Fund; 2:UN Tourism (World Tourism Barometer Januar 2026 & Brief on the impact of the Middle East conflict on international tourism in the region from 11

April 2026);

2026 GUIDANCE CONFIRMED: FURTHER TOPLINE GROWTH WITH SUSTAINED PROFITABILITY

REVENUE

EUR 4.45-4.60 BN

(2025: EUR 4.3 BN)

EBT-MARGIN

~10%

(2025: 9.4%)

OPPORTUNITIES
  • Strong summer travel business and flight re-routings from Middle East to Europe

  • Economic recovery (esp. in Europe)

  • Strongly increasing consumer sentiment & tourism in the US

  • Rising residual values in the US

RISKS
  • Continued political and economic uncertainties with impacts on oil prices and supply of jet fuel

  • Inflation putting pressure on travel budgets

  • Residual value headwinds

  • Weak consumer sentiment in the US

  • Further FX headwinds (EUR/USD)

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Q&A

SESSION

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CONTACT

Sixt SE

Investor Relations Zugspitzstr. 1

82049 Pullach

+49 (0)89 74444 - 5104

investorrelations@sixt.com



DR. FRANZ WEINBERGER

Chief Financial Officer

MARK CHRISTIAN SCHNEIDER

Head of Communications & Investor Relations

ALEXANDER ENGE

Director Investor Relations

DANIELA WURM

Executive Investor Relations & Communications

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