Hertz reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 2.0 billion (-1.0%) and a net loss of USD 194 million, with diluted EPS of (USD 0.72). Adjusted Corporate EBITDA was (USD 205 million) (-43.0%). For FY 2025, revenue was USD 8.5 billion, net loss was USD 747 million and diluted EPS was (USD 2.43); Adjusted Corporate EBITDA was (USD 339 million). Q4 utilization was 78% (FY average 81%), Depreciation Per Unit per Month was USD 330 in Q4 (USD 300 for FY), and Q4 adjusted Direct Operating Expense per transaction day was USD 36.39 (-6.0%). Hertz ended Q4 with about USD 1.5 billion of liquidity and said it expects mid-single digit revenue growth in Q1 2026, supported by revenue management initiatives and a positive pricing environment. The company cited more than USD 100 million of transitory Q4 headwinds (including a government shutdown and FAA flight cancellations, technology vendor outages, and elevated recalls) and recorded an approximately USD 60 million non-cash depreciation charge tied to a revised residual value forecast; it also highlighted nearly a 50% year-over-year improvement in Net Promoter Score and continued progress on fleet rotation and off-airport and mobility growth initiatives.

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