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Automotive Industry - What the Savings Plans at VW Provide and How to Proceed Now

Summary by Deutschlandfunk
After weeks of wrestling, the Volkswagen Supervisory Board unanimously approved a joint restructuring package for Europe's largest car manufacturer. The plan is for a historic corporate conversion, which includes the deletion of tens of thousands of jobs. The future of four German plants will continue to be discussed. An overview of the most important points and reactions.

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After weeks of wrestling, the Volkswagen Supervisory Board unanimously approved a joint restructuring package for Europe's largest car manufacturer. The plan is for a historic corporate conversion, which includes the deletion of tens of thousands of jobs. The future of four German plants will continue to be discussed. An overview of the most important points and reactions.

·Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic "Sparprogramm at Volkswagen". Read now "IHK demand a change of course in economic policy".

·Germany
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Investors honor Volkswagen's savings package, and the price is rising significantly on Friday. Nevertheless, the European car industry remains only medium-sized. Should investors still enter?

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Volkswagen's board of directors pushes through the most powerful austerity plan in the company's history – because he was willing to act more dirty than IG Metall and politics. Europe's largest car company will never be what it was.

·Hamburg, Germany
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With drastic measures, Europe's largest car manufacturer wants to create the turnaround. Tens of thousands of jobs are falling away. The most important points.

·Vienna, Austria
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The fierce power struggle at Volkswagen has ended for the time being: the Supervisory Board has decided on the largest austerity package in the company's history. This is unlikely to be reassuring for the employees, and the Management Board is also at risk.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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Kurier broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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