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Evonik Chemical Group Closes Two German Sites

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Two locations with a total of 90 employees should close forever: Evonik is transforming its structure in Germany.

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Two locations with a total of 90 employees should close forever: Evonik is transforming its structure in Germany.

·Berlin, Germany
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After the Group has already removed more than 2000 jobs several months ago, the next step is now followed. A solution is still being worked on with the employees concerned.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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The crisis in the German chemical industry is becoming more and more visible. Evonik, a specialty chemicals company, now plans to close the Hamburg and Bitterfeld sites and relocate production to larger plants there. Following the thousands of job cuts already announced, this is the next step in the austerity course. Around 50 employees are currently working in the cosmetics and care sector in Bitterfeld.The article Evonik closes the plants in H…

·Eschborn, Germany
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The Job's messages from chemistry do not break down. Evonik now wants to close down its location in Bitterfeld. Hamburg is also affected. The chemical company justifies the step, among other things, with increasing competitive pressure from Asia.

·Leipzig, Germany
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Essen chemical group continues austerity. Cosmetics production from Hamburg is to be relocated to Essen. Interim CEO Rettig: Too fragmented.

·Essen, Germany
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Essen chemical group continues austerity. Cosmetics production from Hamburg is to be relocated to Essen. Interim CEO Rettig: Too fragmented.

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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