German auto parts manufacturer Bosch has announced plans to lay off 1,100 employees at its Reutlingen plant by 2029.

Bosch, the iconic German manufacturer of automotive components, has announced plans to cut its workforce by 1,100 by 2029 as ...

Bosch will eliminate 1,100 jobs at its Reutlingen plant in southern Germany by the end of 2029 to address rising costs and ...

Bosch plans to restructure its Reutlingen manufacturing site in Germany, with up to 1,100 jobs set to be cut as part of a ...

German car parts maker Bosch will cut up to 1,100 jobs by 2029 and restructure its Reutlingen plant as a rapidly worsening auto market drives down sales, a senior company official said on Tuesday.

German automotive supplier Bosch intends to restructure its site in the south-western city of Reutlingen and also cut jobs.

The move will reportedly impact one-tenth of Bosch’s workforce at its Reutlingen site’s assembly line as well as in back-office roles ...

In Reutlingen, Bosch operates semiconductor fabs based on 150- and 200-millimetre wafers. In Dresden, the company manufactures semiconductor chips on wafers with a diameter of 300 millimetres. What ...

Reutlingen, Germany – In an additional move to combat the ongoing global chip shortage, Bosch plans to further extend its wafer fab in Reutlingen.More than a quarter of $1.2 billion is to be invested ...

The Bosch Group is investing some 550 million euros in the construction of a new manufacturing facility for 200 millimetre (eight-inch) semiconductors at its site in Reutlingen, near Stuttgart.

The move comes after Bosch already committed $463 million to expand its wafer fabs in Dresden and Reutlingen and build a new semiconductor testing facility in Penang, Malaysia, this year. The new ...