Overview
- All agreements in the restructuring package are signed, extending €1.2 billion in loans and adding roughly €200 million in new funding to cover needs through 2028.
- Major automaker customers will pay more for products through the end of 2028, a commitment described as about 2.5% of revenue and totaling a mid–three‑hundreds of millions of euros.
- Webasto will cut about 1,000 jobs in Germany with additional reductions abroad to follow, targeting roughly €150 million in annual savings from personnel measures.
- The owner families will transfer a majority of their shares to a trustee as part of the stabilization plan.
- The company projects a loss this year, targets break-even in 2026 and profitability in 2027, keeps roof systems as its core business, and maintains its Stockdorf site with no further German cuts currently planned.