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According to news from IT House on April 18, last month Ericsson reported strategic adjustments to its business in China and news of large-scale layoffs in R & D posts, and some employees confirmed that the "core network" had become the hardest-hit area of layoffs.
Recently, there are market rumors that Ericsson has laid off 240 people in China as part of its business restructuring in China, mainly affecting the country's R & D center. It is reported that the company plans to lay off further staff in the coming months.
Ericsson said the layoffs are aimed at aligning the company's efforts to diversify its R & D footprint in order to better match its global sales, according to Interface News. A spokesman for Ericsson said employees in the R & D department of the "core network" were affected by layoffs.
Ericsson's 2023 sales of 263.4 billion Swedish kronor (about 174.6 billion yuan) fell 3% from a year earlier. Ericsson's chief financial officer, Carl Mellander, said in an interview in January that the company may consider further cost-cutting this year, which could include layoffs.
According to IT House, in response to last month's layoffs, Ericsson said, "Ericsson is enriching its R & D team around the world to be closer to business and users, while improving the flexibility and cost efficiency of software design." Ericsson will continue to stick to its commitment to Chinese users and will not withdraw from the Chinese market. "
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