Volkswagen AG

Volkswagen AG engages in the production and sale of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The firm also develops vehicles and components for the brands of the group. It operates through following segments: Passenger Cars and Light Commercial Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles, Power Engineering, and Financial Services. The Passenger Cars and Light Commercial Vehicles segment includes the development of vehicles, engines and vehicle software, the production and sale of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles, and the corresponding genuine parts business. The Commercial Vehicles segment covers the development, production, and sale of trucks, and buses, and the corresponding genuine parts business and related services. The Power Engineering segment deals with the development and production of large-bore diesel engines, turbomachinery, and propulsion components business. The Financial Services segment involves dealer and customer financing, leasing, banking, insurance, and fleet management services. The company was founded on May 28, 1937 and is headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany.

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Volkswagen AG engages in the business of developing vehicles and components for the brands of the group. It operates through the following segments: Passenger Cars and Light Commercial Vehicles; Commercial Vehicles; Power Engineering; and Financial Services. The Passenger Cars and Light Commercial Vehicles segment includes developing vehicles, engines, and vehicle software; producing and selling passenger cars and light commercial vehicles; and the corresponding genuine parts business. The Commercial Vehicles segment focuses on trucks, buses, corresponding genuine parts business, and related services. The Power Engineering segment is involved in large-bore diesel engines, turbomachinery, and propulsion components business. The Financial Services segment provides dealer and customer financing, leasing, banking, insurance, and fleet management services. The company was founded on May 28, 1937 and is headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany.

Germany's largest trade union, who sit on Volkswagen's supervisory board , said on Thursday they will leave no stone unturned in coming up with alternatives to the carmaker's threats of plant closures, with a 4-day week as one option.

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Germany's manufacturing industry is facing a critical juncture as Volkswagen and Intel weigh significant operational changes. Volkswagen, a cornerstone of Germany's automotive sector, is contemplating closing several of its German plants for the first time in its 87-year history.

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Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn said Wednesday the charges against him were "implausible" as he testified at his trial over the "dieselgate" scandal that rocked the German auto titan.

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Volkswagen's plan to close plants in Germany and dissolve long-standing labour agreements with unions has put the spotlight on its unique governance and ownership structure that have drawn criticism from investors for years.

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Management at German automotive giant Volkswagen is set to go toe-to-toe with workers in a townhall on Wednesday as senior business leaders are set to present details about prospective cuts. Volkswagen on Monday warned that it was no longer able to rule out closing plants in its home country of Germany.

Volkswagen to face tense townhall as workers battle possible plant closures

Business sentiment in the German automotive industry slid deeper into negative territory in August, according to a survey, providing a gloomy backdrop to labour talks due to start on Wednesday at Volkswagen over its ambitious cost-cutting drive.

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Volkswagen management will face a tense and fearful workforce at a meeting in its headquarters on Wednesday as it proposes painful cuts, including factory closures in Germany, to hit an ambitious profit target at its namesake brand.

Volkswagen goes head-to-head with workforce over proposed company cuts

Volkswagen's VOW -0.68%decrease; red down pointing triangle suggestion that it might have to close a plant in Germany for the first time ever sets up a battle with its powerful union and highlights the mounting pressures on its namesake brand.

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German Economy Minister Robert Habeck is in contact with Volkswagen , a ministry official said on Tuesday, after the carmaker announced it was weighing the closure of plants in Germany and planning to scrap a job security scheme.

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German automotive giant Volkswagen (VWAGY) is considering significant cost-cutting measures to restructure amid an "extremely tense" economic situation as it faces increasing international competition and pressure on profits as it transitions to producing more electric vehicles.

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Volkswagen boss Oliver Blume, already battling slowing demand for electric cars and Chinese rivals, must now put aside his mantle as team player to tackle yet another tough opponent, Germany's powerful labour unions.

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German automotive giant Volkswagen is bracing for a showdown with trade unions shortly after it said it cannot rule out shutting factories in its home country for the first time in its nearly 90-year history. Volkswagen's management is expected to lay out its plans before about 18,000 workers at a town hall meeting in Wolfsburg on Wednesday.

Volkswagen braces for showdown with unions after warning of possible German plant closures

Volkswagen's Audi management has not yet come up with a profitable option of an alternative vehicle to produce at its threatened Brussels plant and is carrying on the search for external investment, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.

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An electric vehicle made in China by Volkswagen's CUPRA brand would be "wiped out" if the European Commission followed through with planned import tariffs of 21.3% on the vehicle, the brand's CEO told Reuters.

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Volkswagen said it plans to end its job security programme -- which has been in place since 1994 and prevents job cuts until 2029 -- as it faces pressure from Asian competitors.

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Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn is set to go on trial Tuesday for his role in the "dieselgate" scandal, nine years after the saga first plunged the German auto titan into crisis.

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Volkswagen Group (XETRA:VOW) is contemplating closing two factories in Germany as it faces challenges in shifting from fossil fuel vehicles to electric models. The automaker has informed its works council that it may shut down a major vehicle manufacturing plant and a component factory to achieve cost savings.

Volkswagen mulls first ever German factory closure

Volkswagen VOW3 1.25%increase; green up pointing triangle is weighing closures of vehicle production and component factories in Germany to cut costs as the carmaker faces increasingly stiff competition.

Volkswagen Mulls German Plant Closures to Cut Costs

German automotive giant Volkswagen said Monday it could take the unprecedented move to close production sites in Germany and threatened further job cuts as its savings plans stalled.

Volkswagen mulls plant closures and job cuts in Germany

German carmaker Volkswagen on Monday warned it will no longer be able to rule out plant closures in the country, citing the specter of major cost-cutting measures in order to "future-proof" the company. Volkswagen said it felt compelled to bring an end to its employment protection agreement — a job security program that has been in place since 1994 — in order to secure "urgently needed structural adjustments.

Volkswagen warns of plant closures in Germany, citing ‘extremely tense' situation

Volkswagen can no longer rule out plant closures in Germany as it seeks ways to save an extra several billions of euros in a cost-cutting drive underway at its namesake brand, the carmaker and its works council said on Monday.

Volkswagen warns of possible plant closures in Germany

Volkswagen AG trades at a significant discount, with a potential 50% upside and a 9.4% dividend yield, despite recent challenges and high debt. The company's diverse portfolio of twelve brands, including Lamborghini and Porsche, provides resilience and growth opportunities through potential IPOs. Technical analysis shows the stock is oversold, trading at 2015–2016 levels, despite improved financial performance and strong institutional backing.

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