For Sixt SE the first quarter of the current fiscal year was very much a ffected by the effects of the worldwide Corona crisis. Once government measures to contain the pandemic came fully into force, such as worldwide trave l warnings, border crossing restrictions, stay at home orders and mobility restrictions, plus the shutdown of the economy business slumped dramatically overnight in mid March. Although the Group wide revenue slump for Q1 was just a moderate 3. 4 % compared w ith last year’s q uarterly figure thanks to an encouraging start to the year, which even outstripped int ernal expectations, the earnings situation of the international mobility service provider was still clearly characterised by the cost basis prior to th e slump in demand i n March. Moreover, the effects of the immediately initiated and extensive cost saving and adjustment measures for the rental fleet as well as for personal and material costs will only come into full effect in the coming quarters. Against t his background, t he Group’s earnings before taxes (EBT) stood at EUR 5.1 million. This means that SIXT is staying within the revised budget plan of March and can therefore confirm its expectations for the full fiscal year 2020. This is based on the assu mp tion that as of t he important third quarter one will see a gradual and noticeable rebound in demand

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