Germany's Porsche to maintain dividend despite higher costs

NAMPA / DPA

2025-02-07

Stuttgart, Germany (dpa) - The Volkswagen luxury sports car subsidiary Porsche plans to keep its dividend at last year's level despite higher costs linked to efforts to improve profitability. The German car manufacturer said late on Thursday that, pending final approval from the supervisory board, it would propose maintaining the dividend at approximately the same level at the annual general meeting. For 2023, Porsche paid ?2.31 ($2.40) per pref......

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