Volkswagen divests majority stake in engine maker Everllence to Bain Capital, focusing on core automotive businessExecutive summary: Volkswagen sold a majority stake in its engine subsidiary Everllence to Bain Capital for about €7.4 billion. The deal provides VW with significant cash to fund its electric‑vehicle transition while keeping Everllence’s German production sites operational through at least 2030. Volkswagen AG, the financial investor Bain Capital, and Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) with its five German plants. Bain will integrate Everllence into its portfolio and may pursue further investments in power‑generation and marine engine markets; VW will allocate the proceeds to its core automotive and EV programs.Volkswagen has agreed to sell a controlling interest in its engine subsidiary Everllence to the private‑equity firm Bain Capital for roughly €7.4 billion. The transaction allows VW to raise substantial cash for its electric‑vehicle shift while contractually securing the five German Everllence sites until at least 2030. Bain gains a major industrial platform in power‑generation and marine engines, positioning it to benefit from decarbonisation trends.Connected developmentsVolkswagen subsidiary Everllence to be sold for €7.4 bn to financial investor BainOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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