Heineken is undertaking a major restructuring, cutting up to 6,000 jobs and slashing its 2569 growth target.

Heineken announced a global workforce reduction of 5,000-6,000 employees over the next two years as part of a strategy to increase efficiency until 2030, and revised down its 2026 profit growth forecast to 2-6%.

On February 11, 2569 at 13.06:XNUMX a.m., Reuters news agency reported that Heineken, the world's second-largest beer producer by market capitalization, has revealed plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide within the next two years. The company also lowered its profit growth forecast for 2569 from its previous estimate, amid weak beer demand in several markets.

The beer companies Heineken, Tiger, and Amstel stated that these measures are part of a new strategy until 2573 aimed at achieving greater growth with fewer resources through improved operational efficiency and cost control.

Heineken expects its productivity drive plan to generate significant savings and result in a global workforce reduction of approximately 5,000–6,000 people.
568, better than expected, with organic operating profit growing 4.4%, higher than analysts' expectations of 4%.

However, for 2569, Heineken has revised down its profit growth forecast to 2–6% from its previous target of 4–8% for 2568, reflecting a more cautious view of global market conditions and consumer purchasing power.

refer : reuters.com

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