Bertrandt raises the alarm: 1,200 jobs in Ehningen endangered!

Bertrandt raises the alarm: 1,200 jobs in Ehningen endangered!

The renowned development service provider Bertrandt, based in Ehningen, has announced a comprehensive restructuring of his company, which could cost up to 1,200 jobs in Germany. This alarm message came on Monday, September 30th, and is in the context of a rapidly changing economic situation that mainly affects the automotive industry.

Bertrandt AG, founded in 1974 in Möglingen and now with over 14,000 employees an important size in the middle class, specializes in development services for the automotive and aviation industry. But the challenges in these sectors do not stop at this company, which is why it has to take drastic measures to remain competitive.

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with headquarters in Ehningen and other locations in cities such as Esslingen, Karlsruhe and Friedrichshafen, Bertrandt, especially at the Tappenbeck location near Wolfsburg, where around 600 jobs are at risk of making significant cuts. This decision has its roots in the mutual dependencies within the automotive industry. The latest developments in the Volkswagen Group, which has also announced a rigorous austerity course, are in direct connection with the measures by Bertrandt.

"The market is currently changing sustainably and rapidly," said Michael Lücke's sales board. He emphasized that the current change in the market and the small number of orders in Germany cannot be overcome without temporary adjustments. These changes are crucial for the company, the structures of which urgently need to be adapted to the current conditions.

The realignment meets Bertrandt at a time when other companies in the region also take similar measures. For example, the two market -leading auto suppliers, Bosch and ZF Friedrichshafen, have already announced savings measures in spring to meet the challenges of the industry.

As a medium -sized company, Bertrandt must make strategic decisions to ensure future growth. The job reduction measures that have already been carried out in recent months make it clear that the depressed market situation has serious consequences. Company representatives confirm that the reduction of jobs is essential to preserve international competitiveness and innovative strength.

Bertrandt himself has indicated that creating a stable internationally oriented corporate rail could play a central role in future expansion plans. While other companies are building parallel structures, Bertrandt recognizes the need for a tighter organization to meet the demands of the market.

The situation at Bertrandt is an example of the profound changes that are currently influenced by the difficulties in the automotive industry. The connection between suppliers and manufacturers becomes stronger than ever, which also revolutionizes automotive technology itself. The coming months will be decisive for the future of the company, since one has to adapt to both internal and external forces.

This remains to be seen how the situation will develop and which strategies will ultimately pursue to cope with the challenges of the industry and at the same time ensure the necessary efficiency. Detables have already taken up details on this topic, other reports, such as www.bw24.de reported.