Bitter Break-in at VW: Europe's Largest Car Manufacturer Crashes on the Stock Exchange
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After the closing of the stock exchange on Friday, the Volkswagen share is no longer part of the European leading index. This does not change the operating business - the step can nevertheless have consequences for the share in the short term.
The VW share falls from the EuroStoxx 50 on Friday following the close of the stock exchange.The share lost 22 percent since the beginning of the year, and in five years it even lost almost 60 percent of its value.
Volkswagen is not running out of business: in view of the crisis, Europe's largest car company has to leave an important stock index. What does this mean for Wolfsburger?
Volkswagen loses its place in one of the most important European stock indices and has to leave the EuroStoxx 50. The drastic price loss in recent years now costs the car maker massively in prestige on the international stage.
The Volkswagen Group is no longer part of the most important European stock index. Instead, a Finnish and a French group appear.
The stock of the German car manufacturer Volkswagen will withdraw from the Euro Stoxx 50 stock index, which represents the securities of the 50 largest euro-zone companies, . . . . . . . 18.09.2026, PRIM
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