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198Chinese car manufacturers apparently want to buy these VW plants in Germany
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The news agency Reuters reports that Chinese car manufacturers are interested in German Volkswagen plants.
The plants in Dresden and Osnabrück could be closed in 2025 and 2027, which theoretically makes the takeover attractive.
Trade unions are demanding job guarantees, while China is calling for a fair investment environment.
Chinese car manufacturers have signaled interest in two German Volkswagen production plants that are likely to be closed. This was reported by the Reuters news agency, citing insiders. The plants concerned are in Dresden, which could be shut down in 2025, and Osnabrück, which is due to close in 2027.
The companies in question are BYD, Leapmotor and Chery Auto. A potential takeover would allow the companies to strengthen their position on the German market and, above all, avoid high EU tariffs on electric cars.
They would also benefit from the expertise of the German automotive industry. Nevertheless, there are obstacles, according to Reuters: Trade unions in Germany, which played a weighty role in company decisions, have already voiced criticism and are demanding job guarantees for the employees affected.
At the same time, the government in Beijing has demanded a fair investment environment from Germany. Germany recently identified its dependence on China as an economic risk factor and tightened its policy towards Chinese investments.
Reuters also referred to an insider who said that VW was open to selling the plant in Osnabrück to a Chinese buyer. The company does not comment on "such speculation", "Bild" quoted a company spokesperson as saying. The Group is committed to the continued use of the plant in Osnabrück. According to the spokesperson, the aim must be to find a viable solution that takes into account the interests of the company and its employees.
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BYD will soon be building the answer to the Golf in Europe + 17:30 Microsoft AGM
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The Chinese car manufacturer plans to start production in Hungary at the end of 2025. The compact model could also circumvent EU punitive tariffs. A subcompact car will come later.
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Some of them from people who 3-4 years ago were still saying that if they wanted to drive an electric car, they would go to the funfair.
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Good evening,
I would be interested to know what you as investors think about BYD $1211 (-1.7%) In the long term, I am betting on great growth ... or am I wrong here?
What is your opinion?
Many thanks in advance
The extent to which there will still be major growth in China is questionable and the USA has TESLA.
Personally, I see Europe as the biggest growth market. Even though I personally hope that the ban on combustion engines will be lifted, BYD would benefit massively if "normal earners" have to buy e-vehicles.
I do not believe that e-vehicles are actually more environmentally friendly if you calculate the production of batteries from the mines onwards (justification is too far-reaching here and differing opinions are allowed ;)), outside of BYD I currently do not see any manufacturer producing affordable and usable (range should be enough not to have to charge for a day - many live in rented apartments without a fixed parking space).
In the very long term, however, the margin will fall - there will also be European manufacturers who will catch up, but at the moment it is just absolutely unclear which ones they will be.
What do you think?
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