TRATON reported October 28 that revenue for the first nine months of 2026 increased 3% to €33.322 billion. Adjusted operating profit rose 13% to €2.311 billion, while reported operating profit was nearly unchanged at €1.725 billion.
The commercial-vehicle group’s adjusted operating margin improved to 6.9% from 6.3%. TRATON attributed the gains to vehicle services, financial services and favorable volume, pricing and product mix, partly offset by tariffs and raw-material costs.
Incoming orders increased 25% to 253,147 vehicles, exceeding deliveries of 230,436. North American truck orders rose 105% in the nine-month period, according to the release.
TRATON’s brands include Scania, MAN, International and Volkswagen Truck & Bus. Its financial-services revenue increased 19% to €1.907 billion.
The group maintained its 2026 forecast for unit-sales and revenue growth of 0%–7%, with an adjusted operating margin of 6.3%–7.3%. It said the outlook remained subject to geopolitical developments, particularly U.S. tariffs and the Iran war.
Source: TRATON, Nine-Month 2026 Results, October 28, through EQS News.