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Dacia Mioveni to cut 1,200 jobs in 2026
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The union warns that approximately 1,200 employees at the Mioveni plant will be laid off by early next year following a strategic decision to relocate new model manufacturing entirely outside Romania. This major restructuring is driven primarily by long-term financial uncertainty combined with high operational expenses for electricity and insufficient local infrastructure support from authorities in favor of foreign partners like Turkey's Tofas Group, which has already begun producing the Striker there while Dacia continues exporting finished vehicles under its own brand name to maintain...
Key Points
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1Dacia plans to terminate approximately 1.200 employees at its Mioveni plant in Romania by the year 2026.
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2The company intends to shift production of new models from Romanian factories to facilities located in Turkey and Slovenia due to economic factors such as fiscal instability, high energy costs, and lack of infrastructure.
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