The German automaker reportedly lacks €11 billion needed to fund next year’s operations and investments
Germany’s largest carmaker, Volkswagen Group, is facing a potential financial crisis, with a multi-billion-euro cashflow gap expected in 2026, Bild has reported, citing internal company figures.
The German auto giant will be about €11 billion short next year, leaving it unable to fund planned spending and investments, according to the newspaper. Volkswagen’s half-year report for 2025 showed operating profit down 33% from a year earlier and a negative cash flow of €1.4 billion.
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