Aumovio, an independent company of automotive electronic components, announces layoffs in Romania after its listing on the stock exchange in September.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Aumovio, the development and production company of electronic components for the automotive industry, became independent this year, separating from the giant Continental Romania. Recently, Aumovio was listed on the stock exchange in September, but has now announced that it will trigger layoffs in Romania. This decision comes in the context of adapting to the new market conditions and the company's development strategy. Additional details about the number of affected employees and the specific reasons for the layoffs have not yet been communicated.
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