Goodyear approves EMEA restructuring with USD 100 million to USD 110 million in pre-tax charges

Reuters03-21
Goodyear approves EMEA restructuring with USD 100 million to USD 110 million in pre-tax charges
  • Goodyear approved a rationalization plan in the EMEA region to streamline its sales and distribution model and simplify business processes.
  • The plan is expected to reduce about 600 positions and create about 200 new roles, for a net reduction of about 400 positions.
  • Total pre-tax charges are expected to be USD 100-110 million, including USD 75-85 million in rationalization charges for associate-related and other exit costs.
  • Cash outflows are expected to be USD 100-110 million, with about USD 25 million expected in 2026 and about USD 50 million expected in 2027.
  • The actions are expected to improve EMEA segment operating income by about USD 35-40 million in 2028 and about USD 50 million annually thereafter.


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