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    Oil company OMV plans to cut staff in Austria

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    Posted on September 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    OMV plans staff reductions in Austria as part of a cost-saving strategy, aiming for 400 million euros in savings by 2027.

    OMV Initiates Staff Reductions as Part of Cost-Saving Strategy in Austria

    (Reuters) -Energy group OMV said on Friday it has started negotiations with employee representatives in Austria as part of a cost-saving programme that it says could have a "mid-three digits labor impact" in the country.

    It did not provide an exact figure.

    The Austrian company added in a statement it has identified a cost savings potential of 400 million euros ($469 million) by the end of 2027.

    ($1 = 0.8537 euros)

    (Reporting by Paolo Laudani, editing by Thomas Seythal)

    Key Takeaways

    • •OMV is negotiating staff reductions in Austria.
    • •The initiative is part of a cost-saving strategy.
    • •Potential savings of 400 million euros by 2027.
    • •Mid-three digits labor impact expected.
    • •OMV is an Austrian energy group.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Oil company OMV plans to cut staff in Austria

    1What is OMV planning regarding its workforce?

    OMV has started negotiations with employee representatives in Austria as part of a cost-saving program that may lead to staff reductions.

    2How much does OMV aim to save by 2027?

    The company has identified a cost savings potential of 400 million euros (approximately $469 million) by the end of 2027.

    3What is the current exchange rate mentioned in the article?

    The article mentions that $1 is equivalent to 0.8537 euros.

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