Investing.com -- French tire maker Michelin (EPA:MICP) reported a slightly better than expected full year revenue, that came in at €27.19 billion while analysts’ were expecting it to be €27.16 billion. The company also set a 2025 target of €1.7 billion in free cash flow before acquisitions.
Full-year net income came in at €1.89 billion, while total segment operating income reached €3.38 billion, narrowly beating forecasts of €3.34 billion.
The segment operating margin stood at 12.4%, just above the estimated 12.3%.
However, Michelin’s proposed dividend of €1.38 per share fell short of the expected €1.47. The company reaffirmed its goal to improve segment operating income at constant exchange rates in the coming year. Adjusted free cash flow for 2024 was reported at €2.23 billion.
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