Thomas Schäfer, CEO of Volkswagen, Clears Doubts About Factories in Spain: 'Martorell and Pamplona Have Done Their Homework'
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The Volkswagen group faces one of the biggest restructurings in its history, but the Spanish factories do not seem to be at the center of the adjustments. That is, at least, the first conclusion that emerges from a conversation -maintained a few days ago - with Thomas Schäfer, CEO of Volkswagen.
Investors doubt Volkswagen’s survival plan, while management defends the efficiency of Martorell and Pamplona. The cut of 100,000 jobs tightens the negotiation. La entrada Volkswagen crisis: investors lose faith in the survival plan despite the efficiency of Spanish plants aparece primero en Merca2.
Volkswagen Navarra faces the coming months with a growth perspective that contrasts with the complex scenario that the automotive group is going through in Germany. While the German manufacturer is progressing in a deep restructuring process, with tens of thousands of affected jobs and four German plants looking for alternative uses, the Landaben factory has already begun procedures to incorporate more than 1,000 casual workers for the weekend s…
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