Volkswagen CFO: Raw Material Costs Hedged, But Demand and Cost Impacts Possible Due to Middle East Volatility

Published: Apr 30, 2026 17:53

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Volkswagen's CFO, commenting on Middle East volatility, stated that raw material costs were well hedged, but second-wave impacts on demand and costs could not be ruled out.

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