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Volkswagen AG (VWAGY)

OTC: VWAGY · Real-Time Price · USD

10.94

0.01 (0.09%)

At close: Sep 29, 2025, 3:59 PM

10.94

0.05%

After-hours: Sep 29, 2025, 03:26 PM EDT

0.09% (1D)

Bid	10.93
Market Cap	54.82B
Revenue (ttm)	324.22B
Net Income (ttm)	8.97B
EPS (ttm)	1.97
PE Ratio (ttm)	5.55
Forward PE	3.01
Analyst	n/a
Dividends	$1.76

Ask	10.94
Volume	6,267
Avg. Volume (20D)	227,384
Open	10.91
Previous Close	10.93
Day's Range	10.87 - 10.96
52-Week Range	8.57 - 12.32
Beta	1.04
Ex-Dividend Date	May 20, 2025

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News

3 days ago · zacks.com

US Slashes EU Vehicle Tariffs to 15% Under New Trade Terms

The United States cuts EU vehicle tariffs to 15% retroactive to Aug. 1, as automakers like Volkswagen, Porsche, Mercedes, and Renault lower outlooks.

4 days ago · reuters.com

Daimler Truck, Traton shares fall as Trump announces truck tariffs

Shares in Daimler Truck and Traton fell on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on heavy-duty trucks, adding to trade tensions that have hit the automotive sector hard.

4 days ago · seekingalpha.com

Volkswagen: Guidance Cut After P911 Profit Warning

Volkswagen completed a full margin reset following P911's profit warning, incorporating the impact of higher tariffs and Traton's latest guidance cut. Volkswagen cut its Fiscal Year 2025 EBIT margin o...

1 week ago · zacks.com

VWAGY's Porsche Delays EV Plans, Cuts Profit Outlook for 2025

Volkswagen trims its 2025 profit outlook as Porsche delays EV rollouts, shifts focus to hybrids and combustion engines amid weak demand.

1 week ago · reuters.com

Porsche shares seen 6.2% lower after delayed EV launch hits guidance

Shares in Porsche were seen 6.2% lower in early Frankfurt trade on Monday, after the German luxury sports carmaker dialled back the rollout of electric models due to weak demand and slashed its 2025 p...

1 week ago · reuters.com

Volkswagen takes $6 billion hit due to Porsche restructuring

Volkswagen , Europe's largest carmaker, said on Friday it will take a 5.1 billion euro ($6 billion) hit due to a far-reaching product overhaul at sportscar division Porsche AG.