On October 7, the BMW Group revised down its 2025 financial guidance, pointing to weaker-than-expected demand in China as the main drag on performance. The announcement triggered an 8.25% drop in the share price, extending its monthly decline to 9.62% as of October 8. Despite the setback, the stock remains up 21.35% over the past six months, reflecting investors’ broader confidence in the brand’s longer-term prospects. The question now is whether this profit warning marks a temporary setback — or an early ...