Bosch Layoffs: German autoparts maker to cut 1,100 jobs; assembly line and back-office roles at risk
Bosch layoffs: German automotive components Makerbosch announced on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 at the Southern German -based factory, announced 1,100 business cutting plans and announced that this movement would affect one tenth of the workers on the site and reported the news agency. AFP.
This dismissal will affect people in the assembly line and rear office roles of the site by referring to the German Autoparts manufacturer and reporting the news agency.
Bosch’s electronic chief Dirk Kress, in the midst of the increasing competition of Chinese manufacturers in recent years, “European Steering Systems Market price and new suppliers are being directed with new suppliers,” he said. German automobile manufacturers, the Asian nation is competing for the market share recently is fighting with this issue.
According to the news agency’s report, “the necessary interruptions are not easy, but it is necessary to secure the future of the site,” he said.
Losing the ‘competitive’ advantage
According to the agency report referring to the Autoparts Maker, steering system sales were partly decreased due to sluggish purchases of electric vehicles.
“Production steering systems in the Reutlingen region are no longer competitive, B said Bosch.
However, the company did not say whether business deductions would contain compulsory surpluses or whether it was based on voluntary measures such as early retirement.
Other automotive suppliers such as Schaeffler and Continental were dismissed last year, while the sports car manufacturer Porsche warned workers about a “serious situation in China in the midst of China. According to the agency report, Bosch in November 2024 announced 5,500 employees throughout the company.
Bosch is a company listed on the Indian stock exchange and stocks are 1.37% lower La37,750 after the stock market session on Tuesday, La38,320 in the previous market.
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