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Volkswagen undervalued but battery business will help, shareholder says

maker Porsche in part to raise funds, Stephan Weil said he believed the group had potential far above its valuation, adding it was not time to consider capital increases."Volkswagen has unbelievable potential ... there is a lot to suggest its activities around batteries will increase the value of the group in a sustainable way," Weil said on the sidelines of his election campaign.

Volkswagen's market capitalization exceeded 100 billion euros in March 2021 as the carmaker released ambitious electrification targets, but has dropped to 82.9 billion euros amid a wider European slump this year. Conversations thus far about a listing of Porsche AG, which could be triggered as soon as next week, went smoothly so far, Weil said, adding the state remained committed to its stake in the Volkswagen Group.

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