** Shares in Sixt SIXG.DE rise 5%, to their highest in 10 months, after the German car rental company reported a beat on fourth-quarter revenue
** Its sales rose by 12% in October-December to 972 million euros ($1.02 billion), beating the company consensus of 930 million euros by 5%
** "Given the underperformance of the shares so far, we expect a small positive reaction this morning," Jefferies analysts say in a note
** The analysts also note a solid travel outlook in 2025 for offers potential upgrades to guidance throughout the year
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(Reporting by Andrey Sychev)
((andrey.sychev@thomsonreuters.com))