(Bloomberg) -- Volkswagen AG said a robust sales recovery in the second half of last year led to strong annual earnings despite fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Operating profit before special items related to the diesel-emissions scandal came in at around 10 billion euros ($12.2 billion) last year, VW said in a statement Friday. Automotive net cash flow was about 6 billion euros.
VW shares reversed earlier losses, rising as much as 1.1% in Frankfurt trading. The automaker will report detailed full-year earnings and provide guidance for 2021 at the end of next month.
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