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Hager group will cut about 100 jobs in France across Alsace and Pessac.

Hager plans to cut 84 net jobs in France by 2027, closing the Pessac site and restructuring support functions to maintain competitiveness.

Hager plans to cut 84 net jobs in France by 2027, mainly in support roles, closing the Pessac site and outsourcing IT development.

Hager is cutting about 84 net jobs in France by 2027, closing its Pessac site and focusing cuts on support roles to stay competitive.

Hager is cutting 84 net jobs in France by 2027, closing the Pessac site and focusing cuts on support and administrative roles to stay competitive.

Hager is cutting 147 jobs in France, mainly at Obernai and closing Pessac site, focusing on support roles to improve competitiveness by 2027.

Hager is cutting 112 support and administrative jobs in Alsace while creating 63 skilled positions as part of a long-term transformation plan, despite union concerns over workload and profitability.

Hager Group is implementing a social plan to eliminate 147 positions, modify 73 contracts, and create 63 new roles, primarily affecting sales, technical, and administrative staff at sites like Pessac, Obernai, and Saverne, as part of a long-term transformation strategy.

Hager Group plans a 2025 reorganization in Alsace, cutting some support jobs but investing heavily in production and innovation with new hires by 2026.

Hager Group is reorganizing in Alsace with significant job cuts and creations, while Lohr Industrie faces uncertainty amid rumored sale talks.

Hager Group is reorganizing its Alsace operations, threatening over 90 jobs mainly in support roles, while creating new positions and negotiating a job protection plan.

Hager Group is accelerating its digital transformation and AI adoption to enhance customer service and streamline internal processes, with a structured program focusing on governance, training, and strategic implementation of AI initiatives.

Hager Group installed a high-power electric truck charging station at its Vendenheim site to help logistics partners electrify fleets, with plans for more stations.

Hager Group is advancing its decarbonization with biomass heating and electric truck charging at Vendenheim, targeting a 50% cut in direct emissions by 2030.

Hager has moved the production of differential circuit breakers from China to Alsace, making local production cost-competitive for Europe.

Hager France invested 16 million euros in a new, powerful electrical testing laboratory in Obernai to certify high-power equipment and repatriated a production line from China to the same site.

Hager Group is enhancing its Obernai site with a powerful shock generator to boost its capabilities in electrical testing for the tertiary market.

Hager is investing 120 million euros in Alsace to boost production, R&D, and sustainability, creating 500 jobs amid building sector recovery.

Hager Group emphasizes energy management as a key challenge in the energy transition, with strategic goals to reduce CO2 emissions and develop solutions for building energy management, including EV charging and energy storage.

Daphna Goldstein has been appointed Managing Director for the France and Belgium markets at Hager Group.