Volkswagen AG (VWA:CA) Shareholder/Analyst Call Transcript

SA Transcripts 162.1K Followers Follow Volkswagen AG ( VWA:CA ) Shareholder/Analyst Call September 4, 2026 7:00 AM EDT Company Participants Rolf Woller - Head of Group Treasury & Investor Relations Oliver Blume - CEO & Chairman of the Board of Management Arno Antlitz - CFO, COO & Member of the Board of Management Conference Call Participants Tim Rokossa - Deutsche Bank AG, Research Division Patrick Hummel - UBS Investment Bank, Research Division Horst Schneider - BofA Securities, Research Division Harald Hendrikse - Citigroup Inc. Exchange Research Gautam Narayan - RBC Capital Markets, Research Division Christian Frenes - Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Research Division Daniel Schwarz - Metzler Equities, Research Division Jose Asumendi - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division Michael Tyndall - HSBC Global Investment Research Michael Punzet - DZ Bank AG, Research Division Gianmarco Migliavacca Presentation Rolf Woller Head of Group Treasury & Investor Relations And a very good morning, good evening or good afternoon to everyone from wherever you have dialed in. And welcome to our investor and analyst conference call following yesterday's announcement of the Supervisory Board approval of the Group Target Picture 2030. With me today are Oliver Blume, our CEO; and Arno Antlitz, our CFO, COO. Our agenda is straightforward. Oli will guide you through the agreement and the core elements of the Group Target Picture 2030, followed by a Q&A session. And with that, Oli, I hand it over to you. Oliver Blume CEO & Chairman of the Board of Management Yes. Thank you. Thank you, Rolf, and hello to everyone on the call. Thanks for joining. Let's come directly to our update. As you know, over the past years, Volkswagen Group has made significant progress across products like in design concepts or quality technologies, software, ADAS on regions like China and of course, our performance programs to strengthen our financial portfolio. At the same time, the environment around us has fundamentally changed. And as a result, measures and structures that were sufficient in the past are no