Allane Mobility Group reports €574.7m revenue in 2025

Allane Mobility Group has reported a sharp rise in revenue and earnings for 2025, marking a return to profitability and setting the stage for further growth in 2026.

The Germany-based vehicle leasing and mobility specialist posted a 25.6% increase in group operating revenue to €574.7 million, up from €457.6 million in 2024. Earnings before taxes (EBT) improved significantly to €33.7 million, compared with a loss of €49.3 million the previous year.

The company also expanded its contract portfolio by 9.3% to 156,800 agreements, reflecting strong demand across its leasing operations.

According to Eckart Klumpp, chief executive of Allane SE, the results reflect a year of recovery and expansion following a challenging 2024.

“In the 2025 financial year, we noticeably expanded our contract portfolio, increased our revenue and achieved a clearly positive operating result again after a difficult previous year,” he said.

“This development was driven primarily by strong growth in the Captive Leasing business segment.”

The company attributed much of its performance to increased leasing revenues linked to the larger contract base, alongside stabilisation in the used car market, particularly for electric vehicles, which helped reduce impairment losses on lease assets.

Group revenue, including vehicle sales, rose 15.6% year-on-year to €864.1 million, while EBITDA climbed 26.7% to €407.9 million.

Sales revenue from lease returns and vehicle remarketing remained broadly stable at €289.4 million, underlining a more balanced and predictable resale market compared with the volatility seen in the previous year.

The improvement in profitability follows a period in which falling used car prices, especially for electric vehicles, had weighed heavily on results through asset write-downs.

Looking ahead, Allane expects continued growth across all key metrics in 2026. The company forecasts its contract portfolio to reach between 170,000 and 185,000 agreements, alongside operating revenue of €670 million to €720 million.

Earnings before taxes are projected to range between €25 million and €35 million, broadly in line with the improved performance seen in 2025.

Klumpp added that the company’s focus on disciplined growth and targeted remarketing strategies would support sustained profitability.

“On this basis, we expect our profitable growth to continue in the 2026 financial year,” he said.