Volkswagen AG Says Q1 2025 Sales Revenue Up 3% To 78 Billion Euros
April 9 (Reuters) - VOWG.DE VOWG.DE:
EQS-ADHOC: VOLKSWAGEN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT: VOLKSWAGEN AG PUBLISHES PRELIMINARY KEY FIGURES FOR THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS OF MARCH 31, 2025
VOLKSWAGEN AG - Q1 2025 OPERATING RESULT 2.8 BILLION EUROS
VOLKSWAGEN AG - Q1 2025 SALES REVENUE UP 3% TO 78 BILLION EUROS
VOLKSWAGEN AG - Q1 2025 OPERATING RESULT IMPACTED BY 1.1 BILLION EUROS SPECIAL EFFECTS
VOLKSWAGEN AG - CONFIRMS 2025 OUTLOOK
VOLKSWAGEN AG - QTRLY OPERATING RESULT WAS IMPACTED BY SPECIAL EFFECTS IN MAGNITUDE OF AROUND 1.1 BILLION EUROS
VOLKSWAGEN AG: OPERATING RETURN ON SALES IS STILL EXPECTED BETWEEN 5.5 AND 6.5 PERCENT
VOLKSWAGEN AG: CONTINUES TO EXPECT SALES REVENUE TO EXCEED PREVIOUS YEAR BY UP TO 5 PERCENT
VOLKSWAGEN AG - POSSIBLE FY EFFECTS ON SALES REVENUE, EARNINGS AND CASH FLOW FROM INCREASED IMPORT TARIFFS FROM USA ARE STILL NOT INCLUDED IN FORECAST
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