In the absence of a buyer, the Bosch factory in Mondeville (Calvados) will close its doors in June 2026. The German giant announced this in July to the site’s 413 employees, half of whom will be eligible for early retirement. Founded in 1961, the industrial site specializing in the manufacturing of electronic parts for automobiles and subcontracting had already experienced difficult times in the 2000s, before diversification of its production beyond automobiles. helps him regain momentum.
But his reconversion was not enough to keep him interested any longer. This factory, which notably produces Devialet speakers, is not the only French establishment of Bosch in difficulty. In May, that of Marignier (Haute-Savoie), which employs 153 people, will finally close for the year, management announced.
In Aveyron, the future of the Rodez site is still up in the air after a diversification project foundered. “The future remains as uncertain as a stormy sky. Job cuts and site closures seem to be the only announcements that break through the fog. the union organizations (Sud, CFDT, CFTC and CFE-CGC) were alarmed in June, on the occasion of the departure of Heiko Carrie. The president of Bosch France since 2016 left his position on June 30, replaced by Bruno Gahery.
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