Renault posted a 10.9 billion euro net loss in 2025 due to accounting adjustments and contributions, but maintained strong operational performance and plans a dividend and future growth targets.

Renault Group reported a 2025 net loss of 10.9 billion euros, mainly due to a 9.3 billion euro non-cash accounting adjustment tied to its Nissan stake and a 2.3 billion euro contribution from associated companies. Despite the loss, the company achieved a 6.3% operating margin on 57.9 billion euros in revenue, a 3% year-on-year rise, driven by its International Game Plan and electrification efforts. Renault sold 2.34 million vehicles globally, up 3.2%, and generated 1.5 billion euros in automotive free cash flow. It plans to propose a 2.20 euro per share dividend for 2025, with payments set for May 12. For 2026, Renault targets a group operating margin of about 5.5% and automotive free cash flow of roughly 1 billion euros, with longer-term goals of 5% to 7% margins and at least 1.5 billion euros in annual free cash flow.