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344 Jobs at Risk at Volkswagen Importer D’Ieteren Automotive

D’Ieteren Automotive, importer of the Volkswagen brands, announces a far-reaching strategic transformation that could cost 344 employees their jobs. The automotive giant is moving away from traditional car sales and focusing increasingly on broader mobility services. The impact of this reorganization will be felt primarily at the headquarters in the Brussels-Capital Region.

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D’Ieteren Automotive, importer of the Volkswagen brands, announces a far-reaching strategic transformation that could cost 344 employees their jobs. The automotive giant is moving away from traditional car sales and focusing increasingly on broader mobility services. The impact of this reorganization will be felt primarily at the headquarters in the Brussels-Capital Region.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Ieteren Automotive wants to adapt its organisation to the transformations of the automotive market, with a restructuring project that can remove 344 jobs. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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An illustration shows a D-Ieteren garage in Brussels. - BELGA The management of D-Ieteren Automotive announced on Thursday, during a company council, a "strategic transformation plan" to adapt "to the profound changes in the automotive market and mobility". The restructuring project envisages the closure of certain sites, the consolidation of functions, the reorganization of teams and the optimization of the network. It could lead to the elimina…

The management of D'Ieteren Automotive announced on Thursday, at a company council, a "strategic transformation plan" to adapt "to the profound changes of the automotive market and mobility". ...

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La Libre broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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