Volkswagen Has 'Strong Foundation,' CFO Says

The transcript discusses the resilience of a carmaker in maintaining profit targets despite a global demand drop. It covers the impact of the German economy and infrastructure on business, highlights product momentum with a focus on electric vehicles, and addresses infrastructure challenges. The corporate structure and potential IPO plans are explored, along with strategies for the Ducati brand and the Chinese market.

What is the main reason the company is able to maintain its profit targets despite a drop in sales?

• Increased advertising

• Expanded production facilities

• Improved product mix and pricing

• Reduced workforce

What is the company's perspective on the German infrastructure's impact on the economy?

• It needs improvement but is not the main issue

• It is not a concern at all

• It is the best in Europe

• It is the main reason for economic challenges

How is the company addressing the electric vehicle infrastructure challenge?

• By ignoring it

• By investing in its own premises and partnerships

• By relying solely on government initiatives

• By waiting for competitors to solve it

What is the company's strategy regarding the Audi E-Tron and similar products?

• To focus on traditional vehicles

• To enhance their market presence

• To discontinue them

• To sell them only in Europe

What is the company's current focus in terms of corporate strategy?

• Acquiring new brands

• Immediate IPO for Porsche

• Assessing options for power engineering businesses

• Launching a new sports car

What is the company's stance on expanding its stake in Chinese joint ventures?

• It is not a current focus

• It is already completed

• It is a top priority

• It is not allowed by regulations

What is the company's view on the current market environment?

• It is improving rapidly

• It is stable

• It is weakening

• It is irrelevant to their strategy