Investor Presentaiton
Mercedes-Benz Group Guidance 2023
ASSUMPTION
The global economic conditions continue to be characterized by an exceptional degree of uncertainty. In addition to
unexpected macroeconomic developments, uncertainties for the global economy and the business development of the
Mercedes-Benz Group may arise in particular from geopolitical events and trade policy. Besides Russia's war in Ukraine,
examples of this include a further exacerbation of tensions between the United States and China and a further deterioration
of political relations between the European Union and China. In addition, as in the previous year, the further course of the
Covid-19 pandemic, particularly in China, may lead to disruptions in global supply chains. Other availability bottlenecks, in
particular those affecting semiconductors, remain a large source of uncertainty. Volatile energy and commodity prices,
persistently high or repeatedly rising inflation rates, sharply rising interest rates and an even more pronounced slowdown in
economic growth may also have an impact on the risks and opportunities described in the individual categories.
Revenue
EBIT
At prior-year level
Slightly below
Free Cash Flow (Industrial Business)
At prior-year level
CO2 emission (g/km)*
Significantly below
Average CO2 emissions of the total fleet of newly registered Mercedes-Benz cars in Europe (European Union, Norway and Iceland) in the reporting year as measured on the basis of the WLTP, i.e. including vans that are registered as passenger cars.
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