Volkswagen

FY20 preliminary EBIT and auto cash flow surprise improve outlook

26/01/21 -"We have upgraded our EPS estimates on the back of better than expected preliminary EBIT and automotive net cash flow figures released by VW. A higher revenue base in FY20e and margins recovering ..."

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