Porsche AG to cut over 500 jobs as it sharpens focus on core business
Porsche is shifting to outside battery partners and refocusing on core models as declining sales in North America, China and Europe pressure its EV strategy.
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Porsche Shutters Three Units as New CEO Makes First Job Cuts
Porsche AG is closing three of its non-car-making units, with Chief Executive Officer Michael Leiters cutting headcount for the first time to counteract slumping sales in China and the cost of reversing its EV strategy.
The German car manufacturer closes three of its subsidiaries. Two of them were based on the transition to electric power, which arrives less quickly than expected by Porsche. They have "no longer prospects considered sufficiently viable" by the manufacturer.
Hard cut at Porsche: The sports car manufacturer closes three subsidiaries. More than 500 employees are affected.
New brooms are going well? Faced with the crisis in the house, the new Porsche boss Michael Leiters clears up – and shuts down three subsidiaries. Hundreds of people could lose their jobs.
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