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VW avoids large scale plant closures, but for how long?

Volkwagen’s last-minute agreement with unions in December 2024 has avoided the worst case scenario, but challenges are on the horizon. By Ian Henry

In late 2024, Volkswagen announced it would have to undertake a major restructuring owing to its worsening financial position. For the first time, the automaker said it would have to close factories in Germany. Interestingly, other than the already planned closure of its Audi Brussels plant, no other Group factories outside Germany were reportedly targeted for closure. Press reports suggested that the small German plants at Osnabruck and Dresden would close, although they would make little difference to Volkswagen’s overcapacity problem.

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