Overview
- The company confirmed roughly 50 redundancies, amounting to about 15%–17% of a workforce that was recently just under 350.
- Management says the reductions stem from a realignment launched in the second half of 2025 to prioritize core competencies and paying customers.
- Reports conflict over founder Jonas Andrulis’s role, with Handelsblatt and manager magazin saying he is stepping away from advisory duties despite earlier plans for him to chair the board.
- Manager magazin reports a planned year‑end promotion of growth executive Ilhan Scheer to a co‑CEO role did not go through, leaving the leadership setup unresolved.
- Aleph Alpha states no further measures are planned as it concentrates resources on areas deemed to have the strongest growth prospects.