• Iveco Group annual report highlighted a tougher operating backdrop in 2025, citing weaker European demand for light commercial vehicles and heavy-duty trucks.
• Two major strategic moves announced in July reshaped outlook, with agreement to sell defence business to Leonardo for enterprise value of EUR 1.7 billion, alongside Tata Motors voluntary tender offer for remaining group excluding defence at EUR 14.1 per share.
• Electric vehicle deliveries increased across ranges, with first-half 2026 rollout planned for new eJolly and eSuperJolly battery-electric vans from Stellantis Pro One partnership.
• Bus operations faced production ramp-up delays at Annonay plant in France, weighing on performance and working capital; management expects inventory deployment in 2026.
• Powertrain unit benefited from cost controls, with signs of recovery in third-party demand late in year.

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