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    Porsche CEO says aim is to return to DAX as soon as possible

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    Posted on September 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Porsche CEO Oliver Blume is confident in the company's share value and aims for a quick return to the DAX index after a recent reshuffle.

    Porsche CEO says aim is to return to DAX as soon as possible

    BERLIN (Reuters) -Porsche CEO Oliver Blume expressed confidence in the value of the company's shares on Thursday and said the luxury sportscar maker aims to return to Germany's DAX as soon as possible after it is dropped from the blue-chip index in its regular reshuffle.

    Blume cited technical factors for the relegation in an interview with the FAZ newspaper.

    "However, I am sure that investors will continue to recognize the value of our share," he said. "With Porsche's new direction, we have a clear ambition to return to the DAX as soon as possible."

    (Reporting by Christoph Steitz, writing by Rachel More, editing by Thomas Seythal)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Porsche aims to return to the DAX index quickly.
    • •CEO Oliver Blume confident in share value.
    • •Relegation due to technical factors.
    • •Investors expected to recognize Porsche's value.
    • •New direction set for Porsche's growth.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Porsche CEO says aim is to return to DAX as soon as possible

    1What did Porsche CEO Oliver Blume say about the company's shares?

    Blume expressed confidence in the value of Porsche's shares and believes that investors will continue to recognize their worth.

    2What is Porsche's goal regarding the DAX index?

    Porsche aims to return to Germany's DAX index as soon as possible, reflecting their ambition for growth.

    3What factors did Blume cite for Porsche's relegation from the DAX?

    Blume mentioned technical factors as the reason for Porsche's relegation in an interview with the FAZ newspaper.

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