Porsche SE Ownership & Investments Chart

Porsche SE organizational chart

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Porsche SE's reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.

About the company

Porsche Automobil Holding SE does not manufacture cars. It holds interests in mobility, industrial and information technology companies. Its investment chart should distinguish core positions from smaller portfolio stakes rather than placing all portfolio companies on the same control line.

The Volkswagen AG and Porsche AG holdings overlap economically because Volkswagen itself has an interest in Porsche AG. This chart shows Porsche SE's disclosed direct investment categories; it does not calculate look-through ownership or imply that every investee is a subsidiary.

Core shareholdings and selected portfolio investments

Volkswagen AG is Porsche SE's largest core investment. Porsche SE says it holds a majority of Volkswagen's ordinary shares, giving it voting influence that is different from a majority of all Volkswagen share capital.

Porsche AG is the other core position: Porsche SE holds 25 percent plus one of its ordinary shares. Porsche AG remains a separate listed sports-car business also held indirectly by Volkswagen AG.

Selected portfolio investments include INRIX traffic data, Isar Aerospace launch vehicles, Quantum Systems drones and Stoke Space launch vehicles. These are presented as investments, not controlled operating divisions.

Porsche SE's board of management has three members: Hans Dieter Pötsch, Manfred Döss and Johannes Lattwein. A September 2026 investment in Stoke Space shows why the portfolio date matters; the diagram is reviewed as of September 2026.

Key leadership roles

1. Hans Dieter Pötsch

   Chairman of the Board of Management, Porsche SE — Also responsible for investment management; tree branches show holdings, not management reports.

How this structure supports the business

The core-versus-portfolio split shows which shareholdings define Porsche SE's role without claiming equivalent voting control over every investee.

Keeping Porsche AG and Volkswagen AG as sibling investment positions makes the circular economic exposure visible in prose instead of falsely nesting one stake inside the other.

Advantages and disadvantages

Makes direct investment categories and distinct share classes legible.

A tree cannot quantify indirect exposure through Volkswagen AG or represent every minority stake and joint holding.

Interesting facts

• Porsche SE has fewer than 50 employees, unlike the much larger carmaking Porsche AG.
• It holds a majority of Volkswagen AG ordinary shares, not a majority of every share class.
• It holds 25 percent plus one ordinary share in Porsche AG.
• Porsche SE added a Stoke Space investment in September 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Porsche SE make Porsche cars?

No. Porsche SE is an investment holding company; Porsche AG is the carmaker.

How does Porsche SE relate to Volkswagen AG?

Porsche SE holds a majority of Volkswagen AG ordinary shares, giving it voting influence.

Does Porsche SE own all of Porsche AG?

No. It holds 25 percent plus one ordinary share; Volkswagen AG also holds an ordinary-share interest in Porsche AG.

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