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Porsche Begins Confidential Talks on Second 'Strukturpaket'

H2 2025 talks seek confidential measures to secure Porsche’s future after the company reported a 40.6% profit decline, prompting CEO Blume to warn its business model no longer works.

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Oliver Blume, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Volkswagen AG und Porsche AG.
Oliver Blume, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Volkswagen AG und Porsche AG.

Overview

  • Management and the works council will negotiate a second 'Strukturpaket' in H2 2025 to bolster long-term performance under confidentiality.
  • CEO Oliver Blume has labeled the situation a “crisis of framework conditions” driven by China’s aggressive EV pricing, a weakened dollar with new U.S. tariffs, plus sluggish electric-vehicle demand.
  • Porsche’s first cost-saving program let 2,000 fixed-term contracts expire and announced 1,900 additional position cuts under a site-protection guarantee that bars involuntary layoffs until 2030.
  • In Q1 2025 operating profit dropped 40.6% to €0.76 billion and revenue fell to €8.86 billion, prompting Porsche to revise its annual forecast downward.
  • No timeline has been set for sharing details with employees, and it remains unclear whether the second package will include further job cuts or benefit changes.