Volkswagen CEO aims to cut up to 100,000 jobs in next years, Manager Magazin reports

BERLIN, June 26 (Reuters) – Volkswagen CEO ​Oliver Blume aims to slash up ‌to 100,000 jobs from its current workforce worldwide over the next few years, Manager ​Magazin reported on Friday.
The magazine also ​said Blume intends to reduce investment by ⁠around 15% to just over €130 billion ($148 ​billion) over the next five years.

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Blume ​and CFO Arno Antlitz aim to completely restructure the company, the business magazine added, citing sources.Volkswagen’s ​namesake core VW brand and the ​parts-manufacturing plants would be spun off from the current ‌group ⁠structure and incorporated into separate entities, the report said.Over the mid-term, VW is planning to close its production facilities ​in Hanover, ​Zwickau and ⁠Emden as well as a plant of sister brand Audi ​in Neckarsulm, all located in ​Germany, ⁠the magazine said, with production to be discontinued once the models currently manufactured there ⁠are ​phased out.

Volkswagen did not ​immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Reporting ​by Thomas Seythal, editing by Linda Pasquini.

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