French consumer goods giant SEB announces plan to cut 2100 jobs worldwide

French firm SEB announced a restructuring today that could cut 2,100 jobs by 2027. The plan aims for 200 million euros in savings to boost efficiency.

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SEB S.A. announced on February 25, 2026, a restructuring plan that may affect up to 2,100 jobs worldwide by 2027. The company, which operates in the consumer goods sector, aims to achieve €200 million in cost savings through the implementation of this plan. Of the total potential job impacts, approximately 1,400 are expected to occur in Europe, with the restructuring plan also relevant to the company's presence in France FRFR.
To reach the €200 million savings target, the group will focus on several specific measures. These include cuts to indirect purchases, improvements in industrial efficiency, and the optimisation of overheads. The company indicated that these efforts are intended to streamline operations and reduce costs across its global network.
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