Annual General Meeting: VW Shareholders Put Pressure on – Transformation as a Permanent Task
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VW boss Blume keeps on the austerity course: 28,000 voluntary withdrawals are agreed, the plants are to continue to shrink. Shareholders are however dissatisfied with the development.
A weakening China business and US tariffs are a massive burden on Germany's largest car builders. At the Annual General Meeting, VW CEO Oliver Blume defends the radical austerity course, which shows first successes.
Europe's largest car company wants to spread confidence at the Annual General Meeting, but the situation on the markets is getting worse – with serious consequences.
VW boss Blume h lt is firmly committed to austerity: 28,000 voluntary withdrawals are agreed, the works are to continue to shrink. However, action re is dissatisfied with the development.
VW-Chef Blume holds on to the austerity course: 28,000 voluntary withdrawals are agreed, the plants should continue to shrink. Shareholders are dissatisfied.

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