Audi confirms Volkswagen is considering sale of Ducati, no final decision yet
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The VOLKSWAGEN Group is restructuring and considering selling Ducati. Audi's CEO has confirmed that is an option, as the Italian motorcycle maker sees sales and profits fall.
Volkswagen May Reportedly Sell Ducati as $1.5 Billion Motorcycle Brand Faces Portfolio Review
Volkswagen is reportedly considering selling Ducati as the automaker pushes ahead with a major restructuring and cost-cutting drive. While the premium Italian motorcycle brand remains profitable, its earnings declined last year, adding to the pressure facing the wider group. VW…
Volkswagen is planning to cut 50,000 jobs and halve its model range as part of a major reorganization. While these aspects of the restructuring are already well known, the company is also taking a detailed look at the various business segments and ownership stakes it holds.
German carmaker Volkswagen is considering selling Italian motorcycle maker Ducati, which is part of the Audi group, as part of a major reorganization of its portfolio. Audi CEO Gernot Döllner said this in an interview with Bloomberg. Audi is part of the Volkswagen group. According to Bloomberg, Ducati could be worth 1.25 billion euros (30.2 billion CZK).
Rumors of a Ducati sale by Volkswagen have resurfaced amidst the restructuring process. Ducati's value is estimated at IDR 23.75 trillion. Audi's CEO said no decision has been made. Read more
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