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Volkswagen hatte im Dezember 2024 beschlossen, die Fertigung des T-Roc-Cabrios in Osnabrück im Sommer 2027 einzustellen. Danach wurden Alternativen geprüft, darunter eine mögliche Übergabe an den israelischen Rüstungskonzern Rafael, die jedoch wegen Bedenken des Großaktionärs Katar nicht direkt umsetzbar war.
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Konzern in der Krise Wandel zum Rüstungsstandort – Volkswagen verkauft Werk in Osnabrück
Künftig sollen im VW-Werk in Osnabrück Militärfahrzeuge hergestellt werden. Kooperationspartner ist ein Drohnenhersteller aus Israel. Das zieht Komplikationen in der Eigentümerstruktur nach sich.
07.09.2026, 16.47 Uhr
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Die Details des Geschäfts zwischen Aurelius, Niedersachsen und Volkswagen werden in den kommenden Monaten ausgehandelt.
Very likely · Within months
Es wird versucht, auch für den Rest der Stammbelegschaft eine Lösung zu finden.
Likely · Within months
US President Donald Trump is threatening the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier with a sales ban in the USA if the company does not produce there. He criticizes the product quality and calls for local production. Bombardier employs 3,500 people in the USA and produces wings and armament parts there. The accusation comes in the context of an escalating trade dispute between Canada and the USA, in which Trump has repeatedly expressed territorial ambitions towards neighboring countries.

CEO Oliver Blume, Prime Minister Olaf Lies, works council head Daniela Cavallo and IG Metall chairwoman Christiane Benner visited the Osnabrück Volkswagen plant to announce the start of arms production. The move is intended to secure jobs and strengthen Germany's defense capability, although the military business cannot replace all the jobs lost in the auto industry.

After the AfD election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, employer associations and economists are warning of economic consequences such as brain drain, falling investments and locational disadvantages due to political instability and right-wing extremist participation in government.

Volkswagen is planning an extensive savings program that will endanger the future of four plants. The article provides an overview of which models have been produced there so far and how many jobs are at stake.

The article compares today's billionaires to 19th century industrial barons such as Rockefeller, Carnegie and Vanderbilt, who, despite their controversial wealth, made significant philanthropic contributions and were seen as both robber barons and benefactors.

The Dax was trading almost unchanged at 25,998 points on Monday afternoon. Due to Labor Day in the USA, the stock exchanges there will remain closed, which means that no major movements are expected on the Dax. After three days of losses at the beginning of the week, the index stabilized and held the 26,000 point mark for two days. Investors are watching oil prices with concern in view of new attacks in the Middle East.