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VW top shareholder Porsche SE sees impairment on investment of up to 20 billion euros

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Posted on December 13, 2024

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· Last updated: January 27, 2026

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BERLIN (Reuters) - Porsche SE, the holding company which owns a third of Volkswagen, expects an impairment on its investment in the carmaker of up to 20 billion euros ($20.98 billion), it said on

Porsche SE Predicts Significant Investment Impairment in Volkswagen

BERLIN (Reuters) - Porsche SE, the holding company which owns a third of Volkswagen, expects an impairment on its investment in the carmaker of up to 20 billion euros ($20.98 billion), it said on Friday.

It also expects an impairment on its investment in luxury carmaker Porsche AG of up to 2 billion euros, based on analyst expectations for the two companies.

($1 = 0.9534 euros)

(Reporting by Victoria Waldersee, Editing by Louise Heavens)

Key Takeaways

  • Porsche SE expects a major impairment on its Volkswagen investment.
  • The impairment could reach up to 20 billion euros.
  • Porsche AG may also face an impairment of up to 2 billion euros.
  • Analyst expectations are influencing these projections.
  • The financial impact is significant for both carmakers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main topic?
The article discusses Porsche SE's expected impairment on its investments in Volkswagen and Porsche AG.
How much is the expected impairment?
Porsche SE expects an impairment of up to 20 billion euros on Volkswagen and up to 2 billion euros on Porsche AG.
What influences these impairment expectations?
Analyst expectations are influencing the projected impairments for both Volkswagen and Porsche AG.

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