Mercedes supplier Aios files bankruptcy, 300 jobs at risk in German auto crisis
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A major German auto supplier announced a restructuring program involving the closure of five plants in Europe and thousands of job losses, driven by weak combustion-engine demand, slower EV growth, and rising competition. The move signals deepening structural strain in the European auto supply chain, with potential ripple effects on regional employment and industrial output.
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Schaeffler, a major German automotive supplier, has confirmed plans to close four plants in Germany and implement significant job cuts due to structural weaknesses in the automotive sector. Unconfirmed reports indicate a broader restructuring across the European auto supply chain, with another major German supplier planning five European plant closures and thousands of job losses, driven by weak combustion-engine demand and slower EV growth. The precise scale of job losses and the full list of affected companies beyond Schaeffler remain unclear.
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