Overview
- MAN and worker representatives finalized a pact confirming the reduction of 2,300 positions in Germany over roughly a decade under the MAN2030+ program.
- Cuts will be allocated across Munich (1,300), Salzgitter (600) and Nuremberg (400), with the small Wittlich site unaffected.
- Employment is guaranteed through the end of 2035 with a possible extension to 2040 based on company performance, and compulsory redundancies are excluded.
- The company will invest nearly €1 billion in German facilities by 2030 and keep all domestic production sites, while preserving collective-bargaining benefits and profit-sharing.
- MAN targets €900 million in cost savings by 2028 and plans major next‑generation vehicle investments in Eastern Europe, a step unions criticize as a risk to future German capabilities.