SAP Earnings – Q3 2020

SAP SE
  • Current Cloud Backlog of €6.6 Billion, Up 16% At Constant Currencies
  • IFRS Cloud Gross Margin Up 1.8pp; Non-IFRS Cloud Gross Margin Up 0.7pp At Constant Currencies
  • IFRS Operating Margin Down 2.2pp; Non-IFRS Operating Margin Up 1.3pp At Constant Currencies On Strong Prior Year Comparison
  • IFRS EPS Up 26%; Non-IFRS EPS Up 31%
  • Operating Cash Flow Up 54%, Free Cash Flow Up 79% Year-To-Date
  • Updates 2020 Outlook and Mid-Term Ambition
  • Targeting Significant Expansion of Cloud Revenue to More than €22 Billion, Share of More Predictable Revenue of Approximately 85%, Non-IFRS Cloud Gross Margin of Approximately 80% by 2025
  • Targeting Double-Digit Non-IFRS Operating Profit Growth from 2023 to 2025

COVID-19 has created an inflection point for our customers. The move to the cloud combined with a true business transformation has become a must for enterprises, to gain resiliency and position them to emerge stronger out of the crisis. Together with our customers and partners we will co-innovate and reinvent how businesses run in a digital world. SAP will accelerate growth in the cloud to more than €22 billion in 2025 and expand the share of more predictable revenue to approximately 85%.

Christian Klein, CEO
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