VW Weighs Selling Motorcycle Maker Ducati in Asset Review
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Volkswagen wants to become more competitive. The Group is therefore examining the sale of the motorcycle manufacturer Ducati. However, a decision is still pending.
The German auto concierge Volkswagen is exploring the possibility of selling the Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati to increase its competitiveness and obtain up to $1.5 billion, reported the Director-General of Audi Guernott Dellner. Dellner confirmed to Bloomberg that discussing the future brand is part of the reappraisal process, gives TASS. "In Volkswagen, we adhere to the principles of disciplined and responsible management of the asset…
In the course of the VW Group conversion, a possible sale of the motorcycle manufacturer Ducati is now on the test. For Audi CEO Gernot Döllner, however, this is only one of several strategic options.
Volkswagen May Sell Ducati to Cut Costs
German automotive group Volkswagen is exploring the sale of Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati as part of a broad asset portfolio review. "Ducati is among the 600 group companies involved in this process," said Audi CEO Gernot Döllner, stressing...
German car group Volkswagen is considering selling Italian motorcycle maker Ducati, part of the Audi group, as part of a major reorganisation of its portfolio. In an interview with Bloomberg, Audi CEO Gernot Döllner said this. Audi is part of the Volkswagen Group. Ducati's value could be €1.25 billion (30.2 billion kronor), according to Bloomberg.
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