2Mon·

VW Dividend

$VOW3 (+3.47%)

23.06

Volkswagen Non-Voting Pref Shares

Received x100 Dividends at €5.26

€526.00

8 Comments

FinanzKeks@ImmoHai

2Mon

Schmerzensgeld

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

Given the high net asset value—a book value of over 300 euros—and assuming a liquidation scenario where at least half of that value remains, the absolute worst-case scenario would be 150 euros, which means it could double from current levels. Since I rule out bankruptcy, the only question is how long it will take for the stock to turn around—let’s find out.

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

2Mon

There are fewer and fewer of them every year. And the price is plummeting—there doesn't seem to be any improvement in sight either. Sad🤷‍♂️

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thomas@opathomas

2Mon

@ScorpionfromBW...unfortunately, you're right. I hope things get better.

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

2Mon

It was long overdue. They have twice as many employees as Toyota, yet they still sell fewer cars. Now they’re cleaning up the mess at the state-owned enterprise, and taxpayers are footing the bill. The transformation is going well for VW. Starting in 2027, the Golf will be built in Mexico. The Passat will come from Slovenia, and the next-generation Bus will be built in Turkey. The ID.2 will be built in Spain. Vertical integration and value creation in Germany are being scaled back. They’re on the right track. So share prices in the 130 range are already realistic starting in late 2028.

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Andreas@Brandy0711

2Mon

Maybe it's time to sell the VW at a loss?

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thomas@opathomas

2Mon

@Brandy0711 No, I might buy some later....

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Thorsten@silverbug999

2Mon

It's a real tragedy for the stores—even Divi won't help. Given the current political climate, I don't see any real prospects either.

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