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Volkswagen Group said first-quarter operating profit rose 40 percent even as its vehicle sales declined, a sign that cost cuts are materializing as the automaker pushes to overcome its emissions scandal.

Quarterly group operating profit increased to 4.37 billion euros ($4.77 billion) from $3.41 billion a year ago, VW said on Wednesday.

Results were helped by improving cost savings at VW's troubled core division, the carmaker said, sticking with expectations for the full-year group operating margin to come in between 6 and 7 percent after 6.7 percent in 2016.



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