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Volkswagen to decide on 160 billion euro investment budget, Handelsblatt reports

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Posted on December 10, 2025

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FRANKFURT, ‌Dec ‍10 (Reuters) - ‌Volkswagen's supervisory board ⁠is ‌set to decide ⁠on Thursday how the German carmaker ‌will ⁠allocate a five-year investment budget of about 160 billion euros ($186 ‍billion), Handelsblatt cited people familiar with the matter ⁠as saying on Wednesday.

($1 = 0.8591 euros)

(Reporting by Ludwig ‌BurgerEditing by Madeline Chambers)

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Volkswagen to decide on 160 billion euro investment budget, Handelsblatt reports

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