Berlin, Dusseldorf The planning round is traditionally one of the most important events of the year in the Volkswagen Group. Investment volumes for the future are tied down, plant allocations balanced, billions of euros distributed.
The car manufacturer’s supervisory board wants to meet this Friday to discuss the course for the coming years. The Handelsblatt learned this from circles in the group familiar with the process. It will take place a few days after the publication of the first figures for Volkswagen’s 2022 fiscal year.
At the meeting, the board of directors around VW boss Oliver Blume will present his plans for investments in new models and plants. For Blume, it is the first round of planning after taking office in the fall. He should use this to shape the company in his style.
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