Porsche Se Expects Results in Reducing Volkswagen Complexity, CEO Says
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Posted on March 26, 2026
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Add as preferred source on GooglePorsche SE, Volkswagen’s largest investor, expects the VW Group to streamline its sprawling structure by reducing complexity and considering divestments in non-core areas, with processes underway and developments expected through 2026.
BERLIN, March 26 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's top investor, Porsche SE, expects the German auto group to reduce complexity, with divestments possible in various areas, the holding group's CEO said on Thursday.
Volkswagen has developed a large number of subsidiaries over time, Porsche SE CEO Hans Dieter Poetsch said, adding: "In a number of cases one can certainly ask whether this will truly contribute to the actual core business in the future."
"Processes are underway in various areas to agree on potential divestitures. In that regard, I think the issue will certainly continue to develop over the course of the year," Poetsch said.
(Reporting by Rachel More and Ilona WissenbachEditing by Madeline Chambers)
Porsche SE's CEO stated that Volkswagen aims to reduce complexity, possibly through divestments in various business areas.
Divestments are being considered as Volkswagen has many subsidiaries and not all may contribute to the group's core business going forward.
Hans Dieter Poetsch, the CEO of Porsche SE, Volkswagen's top investor, is emphasizing the need for complexity reduction.
Processes regarding potential divestitures are already underway and are expected to develop over the year.
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