Volkswagen Group (VOW) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
18 Jun, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
The 66th Annual General Meeting was convened virtually in Munich, with all key board members present and legal formalities observed.
Shareholders could participate, vote, and submit questions or objections via the Shareholder Portal, ensuring full exercise of rights.
The agenda included board reports, strategic updates, and key resolutions on settlements related to the diesel issue.
Financial performance review
Delivered around 9 million vehicles worldwide in 2025, maintaining prior year levels despite a competitive market.
Sales revenue was approximately EUR 322 billion, with an operating result of EUR 8.9 billion and a margin of 2.8%, both lower due to one-off effects and U.S. tariffs.
Net cash flow in the Automotive Division rose to EUR 6.4 billion, exceeding targets, and net liquidity remained solid at EUR 34.5 billion.
Preferred shares grew by 16% in 2025, outperforming the sector index, with a total shareholder return of 24% including dividends.
Board and executive committee updates
Changes in the Supervisory Board included the appointment of Olaf Lies and Susanne Wiegand, with Wiegand not standing for re-election.
Hans Dieter Pötsch was nominated for re-election as Chairman, despite exceeding the standard retirement age.
Gunnar Kilian stepped down from the Board of Management, with Thomas Schäfer taking over Human Resources.
The Supervisory Board held eight meetings in 2025, with a 95% attendance rate.
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