• WALLDORF - SAP SE announced today its financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. • At a glance - SAP meets revenue and exceeds non-IFRS operating profit and free cash flow outlook for FY2025 - Total cloud backlog up 22% and up 30% at constant currencies - Current cloud backlog up 16% and up 25% at constant currencies - Cloud revenue up 23% and up 26% at constant currencies in FY2025 - Cloud ERP Suite revenue up 28% and up 32% at constant currencies in FY2025 - Total revenue up 8% and up 11% at constant currencies in FY2025 - IFRS operating profit up 111%, non-IFRS operating profit up 28% and up 31% at constant currencies in FY2025 - SAP announces a new, two-year share repurchase program with a volume of up to €10 billion Christian Klein, CEO: “Q4 was a strong cloud quarter, with bookings resulting in 30% Total Cloud Backlog growth to a record 77 billion Euros. • The significant Current Cloud Backlog growth in Q4 has laid a strong foundation for accelerating Total Revenue growth through 2027. • SAP Business AI has become a main driver for growth as it was included in two thirds of our Q4 cloud order entry, combined with strong AI adoption across the ERP Suite.” Dominik Asam, CFO: “We closed 2025 on a high note, delivering strong operating profit and free cash flow ahead of our expectations. • This performance reflects focused execution, financial discipline, and the continued trust our customers place in us as the North Star for their digital tra

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  • SAP SE reported its fourth‑quarter and fiscal‑year 2025 results, surpassing revenue and non‑IFRS operating‑profit forecasts. Total revenue rose 8% (11% at constant currencies), while cloud revenue grew 23% (26% constant currencies). The total cloud backlog expanded 22% (30% constant currencies) to €77 billion, and current cloud backlog increased 16% (25% constant currencies). Operating profit surged 111% (28% non‑IFRS, 31% constant currencies). CEO Christian Klein highlighted AI‑driven growth, and CFO Dominik Asam noted strong free cash flow. SAP also launched a €10 billion, two‑year share‑repurchase program.

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