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German carmaker Mercedes-Benz said on Monday its second-quarter unit sales of cars and vans fell 9%, citing the impact of tariffs.

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Mercedes-Benz expects tariff-related headwinds to the profit margin at its core cars division to be less than 3% in the second quarter, brokerage Bernstein wrote in a note, following a regular investor call ahead of quarterly results.

There has been no disruption to production due to limited raw material exports from China at German carmaker Mercedes-Benz , a senior executive said on Monday.

Mercedes-Benz faces near-term EBIT declines and China headwinds, but remains fundamentally strong with solid liquidity, cost discipline, and an attractive dividend yield. The company's premium positioning, A-rated balance sheet, and history of outperforming estimates support its long-term investment appeal despite current challenges. Strategic focus on high-end models, digital innovation, and advanced driver assistance technology positions Mercedes for future growth, especially as new EV launches approach.

Mercedes-Benz is a BUY: deeply undervalued with a P/E of 6.4x, strong cash flow, and a 7%+ dividend yield, despite market fears. Tariff and China concerns are overstated; Mercedes' US production and flexible cost structure mitigate risks, while capital discipline remains strong. Q1 2025 results show resilient free cash flow and rising net liquidity, even as profits declined, highlighting robust fundamentals and balance sheet.

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Mercedes-Benz views itself as a "sounding board" that contributes ideas in tariff negotiations between the European Union and the United States, CEO Ola Kaellenius told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper on Thursday.

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mercedes-Benz today announced a leadership change to its North American operations. Effective September 1, Jee-Seop Kim will assume the role of Head of Sales & Marketing of Mercedes-Benz Vans North America. Jee-Seop will succeed Heike Scheuble, who will retire on September 2, after more than 40 years with Mercedes-Benz. “We thank Heike for her outstanding commitment and significant contributions to the brand throughout her tenure. We wish Heike all the very best in.

Mercedes-Benz is talking to its top suppliers about building rare earth stockpiles even though the carmaker has not seen any impact from a shortage that has caused some suppliers to shut down plants and production lines.