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Whistleblower System

Whistleblower System

Porsche Digital rejects all forms of corruption, cartelization, money laundering or any other white-collar crime and does not tolerate any unlawful behavior by managers, employees, customers, business partners or public officials.

Porsche Digital Does Not Tolerate Any Violations.

Porsche Porsche Digital takes tips about potential violations very seriously. It investigates such information carefully and takes appropriate actions in response to detected violations, in compliance with applicable employment and co-determination laws. 

Violations are intentional or negligent violations of applicable law (e.g. laws, ordinances, etc.) or internal company regulations, particularly violations of the Code of Conduct as well as violations of contractual obligations by employees of the Porsche Group that they commit in connection with or on the occasion of their work for the Porsche Group.

Managers and employees are obligated to report reasonable suspicions of potential violations to the Whistleblower System of Porsche Digital, in particular the internal Whistleblower Office.

Executives, employees, customers or business partners of Porsche Digital, public officials or other third parties can anonymously report reasonable suspicions of a violation by employees of the Porsche Group to two external lawyers of trust, known as Ombudspersons.

The Ombudsmen are available to whistleblowers as contact persons around the clock via various reporting channels free of charge. They treat all tips as part of their attorney-client privilege confidential and guarantee the whistleblowers (if needed) anonymity.

Whistleblowers do not have to fear sanctions or other disadvantages in submitting tips to the Whistleblower System. 

Anyone who wishes to provide specific tips of potential violations relating to Porsche Digital can contact the Ombudspersons as set forth below. The Ombudspersons are also available for a confidential personal conversation.

How do we process your report?

After the submission of tip, you will get a confirmation of receipt and then your report will be assessed. If further information is required, we will contact you. We therefore ask you to leave a contact option even if you submit a report anonymously (e.g. via the online reporting channel - see below). Only if this initial evaluation shows grounds for suspicion of a violation an investigation will be started. Afterwards, the results of the investigation will be assessed and appropriate measures will be taken.

Do you have any concern or feedback regarding a Porsche product or service?

If you have any questions or inquiries regarding your new or used vehicle, feedback or complaints about services provided by Porsche or our business partners (e.g. car dealerships, workshops), please contact our contact@porsche.de.

Making a report to the Whistleblower System

The Whistleblower System offers various channels to report potential employee misconduct.

24/7 Hotline

You can contact Porsche's Whistleblower System at the following telephone number: + 49 711 911 24444*. Furthermore, you can make a report at 365 days, 24 hours, using the international toll-free number: +800 444 46300*. If your local telephone provider does not support the toll-free service, you can call the following chargeable number: +49 5361 946300. * Depending on the country you are calling from it is possible that the international toll-free hotline is not available since some telephone network providers do not support the service. If so, please use the offered chargeable number or your country-specific number.

Country-specific numbers

  • Brazil 0800-5912743 (Toll-free Number) 021-23911381 (Local Number)

  • Mexico 001-800-4610242 (Toll-free Number) 0155-71000355 (Local Number)

  • Slovak Republic 0800-002576 (Toll-free Number) 02-33325602 (Local Number)

  • USA 833-6571574 (Toll-free Number) 908-2198092 (Local Number)

  • South Africa 0800-99483 (Toll-free Number) 021-1003533 (Local Number)

  • Malaysia 1-800-819523 (Toll-free Number) 0154-600099 (Local Number)

  • Argentina 0800-6662992 (Toll-free Number) 011-52528632 (Local Number)

  • Deutschland 0800-444 46300 (Toll-free Number) 049-5361 946300 (Local Number)

Online Reporting Channel

You have the option of using a web-based communication platform to contact the Porsche Whistleblower System in many languages. This system is confidential and technically secured. Even if your preferred language is not offered in the reporting channel, you can use any language to submit your report. You can also contact the Porsche Whistleblower System in any language via e-mail or mail. Online Reporting Channel

Ombudspersons

External lawyers (ombudsmen) advise on the Whistleblower System and ensure that reports from whistleblowers are forwarded to the whistleblower system - anonymously if desired. If you want to get in contact with the Ombudsperson you can find their contact details here: https://www.ombudsmen-of-volkswagen.com/

E-Mail

You can get in contact with the Whistleblower System of Porsche via e-mail: whistleblower-office@porsche.de

Postal Address / in person

Postal address: Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG GR - Legal and Compliance Whistleblower Office Porscheplatz 1 70435 Stuttgart, Germany In Person: If you would like a personal meeting, please send us an email in advance to make an appointment at whistleblower-office@porsche.de.

The data privacy information on the whistleblower system can be found here:

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