Porsche Braces for Lower Sales Era, Seeks Luxury Lifeline
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Porsche is making a historic change of course: fewer cars, higher prices, more exclusivity – and the 911 remains a burner. The Group is thus saying goodbye to key ideas of the past years. Whether the return to the old DNA succeeds, decides a particularly risky bet.
Porsche is preparing to deal with permanently lower sales numbers, so the Stuttgart sports car manufacturer presented a turnaround plan at its investor day on Wednesday, building on top-end models to restore profitability.
After a sharp break in profits, Porsche wants to return to the track of success. The sports car manufacturer presents a plan on how to achieve this in the medium term. These are the essential adjusting screws.
More expensive cars, new burners and a super sports car. The Porsche CEO presents his strategy for the rescue of the Stuttgart car manufacturer. With the measures, the return on sales is to rise again to 15 percent.
Porsche CEO Michael Leiters wants to make the sports car manufacturer smaller, more exclusive and more profitable. He relies on extreme prices, less volume – and cuts in management.
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