Financial Supervision Imposes 1.2 Million Euro Penalty on Volkswagen
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The German car group Volkswagen has to pay a fine of EUR 1.2 million for not having informed the market about the forecasts of results for the year 2023, which exceeded expectations.
The German financial supervisory authority fined Volkswagen 1.2 million euros (US$ 1.3 million), claiming that the assembler did not disclose information potentially capable of influencing the market in an appropriate and timely manner. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the material and register.
Volkswagen surprises investors in 2023 with an unexpectedly good forecast for the financial year. However, the Wolfsburger only publishes them as a press release. This is criticised by the German Financial Supervisory Authority.
Volkswagen's figures were better than expected in 2023. The Group should have informed them more quickly, the Bafin now judged.
The financial supervisor BaFin has imposed a million-dollar fine on Volkswagen for a suspected violation of publication obligations. It is about the rules on inside information.
The forecast was only published in press release. VW can still object to the decision.
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