Witt-Gruppe in the news

Witt-Gruppe has returned to growth with nearly 1.2 billion euros in revenue for 2023/24 and is hiring part-time consultants.

Witt-Gruppe has returned to growth with nearly 1.2 billion euros in revenue for 2023/24 and is hiring part-time consultants.

Witt-Gruppe has achieved significant revenue growth in the latest fiscal year.

Witt-Outlet in Heidenheim is closing due to improved online sales and renovation needs.

Witt, part of the Otto Group, emphasizes music in its company culture, encouraging employees to join its choir.

Witt-Gruppe initiates a TV campaign to target and appreciate women aged 50-65.

Witt-Gruppe's new TV campaign promotes women's appreciation and highlights its role as a key regional employer.

Witt-Gruppe's new TV campaign honors women over 50 through relatable family situations.

Witt-Gruppe is ramping up its advertising on major TV networks to boost brand visibility and sales.

The Witt-Gruppe implements a voicebot in customer service, emphasizing the need for clear boundaries and structured processes for AI agents.

Witt-Gruppe organized a clothing swap and donation drive to support Caritas and promote sustainable fashion practices among its employees.

Witt-Gruppe employees donated 15 boxes of clothing to Caritas Weiden-Neustadt following a company-wide sustainability event organized by apprentices.

Arnulf Lieb, the former Managing Director of Witt-Gruppe who saved the company and grew it into a billion-dollar business under the Otto Group, has died at 83.

A retail store in Waiblingen showcasing a diverse collection of comfortable, high-quality women's clothing and lingerie.

Singing Witt donated 4000 euros from a concert to support a football project for children with intellectual disabilities, funding a training weekend and promoting social inclusion.

ver.di criticizes Witt Weiden's planned job cuts, urging the company to seek alternatives and uphold social responsibility to protect employees and the local economy.

Witt-Gruppe is cutting 229 jobs amid restructuring despite being financially healthy, drawing criticism from the Verdi union.

Witt-Gruppe plans to cut 229 jobs amid restructuring efforts, drawing sharp criticism from the Verdi union despite the company's solid financial health.