SAP Launches EUR2 Billion Restructuring Affecting 8,000 Jobs Amid AI Push
24 Gennaio 2024 - 12:32AM
Dow Jones News
By Dean Seal
SAP will undertake a multi-billion euro restructuring this year
that will affect 8,000 jobs as it ratchets up its focus on
business-related artificial intelligence.
The German business-software company said on Tuesday that the
majority of the 8,000 positions affected by the restructuring are
expected to be covered by voluntary leave programs and internal
re-skilling measures.
SAP is expecting to exit 2024 with a headcount that is similar
to current levels as it invests in strategic growth areas. The
company had a workforce of 107,602 at the end of 2023.
Most of the costs related to the restructuring, currently
projected to be about EUR2 billion (U.S. $2.17 billion), will be
recognized in the first half of the year. Outside of the
restructuring expenses, the overhaul is expected to convey a minor
cost benefit in 2024.
Write to Dean Seal at dean.seal@wsj.com
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