Is Volkswagen stock a buy after the 2025 results?

Valuation is low at about 6.2 times TTM earnings and 0.26 times book, and technicals look oversold. However, profit fell 44%, the dividend is being trimmed, and guidance depends on execution. A patient Hold with alerts on guidance, cash flow, and price reclaiming €97 suits many investors.

Why did Porsche profits slump and how does it affect VW?

Reports indicate Porsche profit dropped to roughly €90 million from €5.3 billion, pressured by pricing, model mix, and tariffs on US shipments. Because Porsche contributes a large share of VW’s earnings quality, the slump hit group profit and sentiment. Recovery in premium demand is key for margin repair.

What do the 50,000 VW job cuts mean for investors?

Management plans to reduce about 50,000 roles in Germany by 2030, largely through attrition and programs, to lower overhead and raise productivity. Near term, expect restructuring charges. Medium term, savings should support margins if execution stays on track. Monitor timelines, savings delivery, and labor agreements.

What is Volkswagen’s 2026 margin guidance and why does it matter?

VW targets a 4.0–5.5% operating margin for 2026. Hitting the midpoint would signal that cost actions and product mix are stabilizing after 2025’s drop. It is the core metric for re rating Volkswagen stock and will shape dividend capacity and investment plans across plants in Germany.

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VOW3.DE Stock Today: Profit Halves, 50k Cuts, Dividend Down (March 10)

ByHuzaifa Zahoor March 10, 2026March 10, 2026

Volkswagen stock is in focus today after the carmaker posted 2025 net profit of €6.9 billion, down 44%, as Porsche earnings collapsed and tariffs weighed on margins. Shares of VOW3.DE last traded near €89.98 on Xetra, down 17.3% year to date. Management plans about 50,000 job reductions in Germany by 2030 and proposed a lower dividend. Investors now weigh 2026 guidance for a 4.0–5.5% operating margin against restructuring costs and slower demand. We break down what matters for Germany-based portfolios.