Bmw q2 results beat consensus thanks to demand for offroaders


Bmw q2 results beat consensus thanks to demand for offroaders

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The BMW X1 BMW BMW's second-quarter operating profit beat expectations thanks to record sales of luxury cars including the X1 offroader and the new 7 series. Earnings before interest


and taxes (EBIT) rose 7.9 percent to 2.73 billion euros ($3.05 billion), above consensus for 2.65 billion euros in a Reuters poll. The return on sales at BMW's automotive division rose


to 9.5 percent from 8.4 percent a year earlier, the company said on Tuesday, the 25th consecutive quarter automotive profits have been within its target range of between 8 percent and 10


percent.