Concedieri la unul dintre cei mai mari producători auto din lume. 8.000 de angajați vor fi dați afară • Newsweek România

BMW plans to cut around 8,000 jobs globally through natural attrition and voluntary layoffs from October 2026 to the end of 2027. The layoffs will primarily affect employees in Germany, where over half of BMW's workforce is located. Speculation about these job cuts has been ongoing since June, following a profit warning from the new CEO. The restructuring aims to reduce costs amid challenges in the automotive industry, including competition and market pressures. BMW's financial impact from these layoffs is expected to be significant, with one-time costs estimated at around one billion euros. The company will present its financial results soon, which may provide further insights into its situation.