About 450 jobs will be cut at Puma this year as part of the company’s
restructuring plans, it emerged in the presentation of the company’s
results today.
The group’s departing chief executive, Franz Koch, added
that Puma would shut down about 50 out of its 590 stores by the end of
the year and that it would pull out of a few categories: Puma will quit
sailing from next year to focus on outdoor in the U.S., and in Europe it
will exit the rugby category.
The plan, which is intended to restore
more profitable expansion at Puma, was meant to cost about €100 million
but another €25 million was added as the termination of endorsement
deals proved costlier than expected.
Read more about Puma in SGI Europe.
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