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STMicroelectronics Confirms 1,000 Voluntary Job Cuts in France by 2027

The semiconductor company aims to address financial challenges with a global restructuring plan involving 2,800 departures while maintaining social dialogue and mobility options.

STMicroelectronics annonce supprimer 1000 postes en France, sur volontariat
A Montrouge, au sud de Paris, le 12 juillet.
Le groupe franco-italien de composants électroniques STMicroelectronics compte se séparer "d'environ 1.000 personnes" en France sur les 2.800 départs volontaires prévus dans le monde d'ici fin 2027
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Overview

  • STMicroelectronics will implement approximately 1,000 voluntary job cuts in France as part of a global plan targeting 2,800 departures by 2027.
  • The company has committed to no forced layoffs or site closures, offering internal and external mobility options for affected employees.
  • The announcement follows a sharp financial decline, with Q1 2025 revenue dropping 27% year-on-year and operating profit falling 99%.
  • Unions, including CFDT, have raised concerns about insufficient training and support measures for remaining employees.
  • The restructuring highlights broader challenges for Europe's semiconductor industry, including dependency on imports and competitive pressures from the U.S. and Asia.