Sixt SE provided earnings guidance for the year 2020 and 2021. Due to significant consequences of the Corona crisis, the Managing Board of Sixt SE expects to see a strong decline in consolidated operating revenue for the whole of fiscal 2020 compared with last year (not taking into account the discontinued Leasing Business Unit). At the same time, the Managing Board expects Group EBT to be very positive, even if substantially lower than last year (without taking into account the positive effect of the planned sale of the share in Sixt Leasing SE). This projection is based on the assumption that the significant curtailment in public life as well as in private and business travel activities in the markets of relevance for SIXT will gradually be reduced again during the course of 2020 and that demand for mobility products will gradually normalise again. This assumption is obviously subject to uncertainty, as no one can foresee the further development of the worldwide pandemic. For the year 2021, the Managing Board of Sixt SE expects a return to normality and projects consolidated operating revenue to see significant uptake as well as a slight increase in Group EBT, both compared to the previous record year 2019 and not taking into account the discontinued Leasing Business Unit.