Volkswagen

H1: VW did not disappoint; gains confidence on H2 recovery

30/07/20 -"H1 was very tough, as expected. Still, VW reported revenues in line with estimates and managed to surprise on a narrower than anticipated operating loss and lower cash burn. With July’s global ..."

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