According to a report in the International Herald Tribune, Porsche, the German sports-car maker is going to make a takeover bid for Volkswagen, Europe's largest carmaker.
In order to do this Porsche will increase it's existing stake in Volkswagen to 31% from 27.3%, because German law requires a company to own more than 30% of shares before it can make a takeover bid.
Previously, the two companies had collaborated in the making of the VW Touareg and the Porsche Cayenne.
Read the full report here.
Tags: Porsche Volkswagen Porsche Cayenne VW Touareg
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