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![]() Apart from one minor blemish, chiefly a 6.2 per cent drop in last year’s operating profits to €5.03bn – reducing last year’s operating margin to 10.1 per cent from a segment-leading 11 per cent the year before – last year Audi has made significant further positive progress across the board. Rupert Stadler, Chairman of the Board of Management, said: "This year we will further boost our global sales while lifting sales revenue to more than €50bn”. Current year sales will rise in all world regions, including Europe; in China this year’s Audi sales will breach the half-million barrier for the first time, Stadler said during the presentation of Audi’s full-year 2013 figures. Making good progress This is the verdict on last year’s overall Audi performance. Still the leading prestige car brand in Western Europe for the past half-decade, and further encouraged by its dizzying sales success in China, whose premium segment it has long-dominated, Audi keeps its eyes firmly focused on BMW’s global prestige sector leadership crown. +10.1%
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