Porsche doesn’t want to divide VW(for now)
Posted on November 4, 2007
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Porsche’s spokesman said that the information according to wich the Volkswagen group will be divised is completely wrong.Porsche owns 31% of VW.![]()
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Volkswagen is currently protected by a law that doesn’t allow a potential take-over.The German goverment announcet that it will take messures in order to modify this law,wich was declared illegal by the highest European court house.
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