ThyssenKrupp plans to drastically cut staff while cutting steelmaking capacity. ThyssenKrupp said on the evening of April 11 that steelmaking capacity would be reduced by as much as 22% after company executives and supervisory board members discussed a strategic review to help end the department's many years of losses. ThyssenKrupp said the drop in production capacity would result in layoffs at the company's largest steel plant in Duisburg, but did not provide details of the layoffs.
蒂森克虏伯计划大幅裁员并削减钢铁产能
ThyssenKrupp plans drastic layoffs and steel production capacity cuts
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