-- 据彭博社周三报道,挪威国家石油公司 (Equinor) 旗下能源交易部门 Danske Commodities 已裁员约 5%,以便更加专注于技术型业务。 彭博社援引一份电子邮件声明称,上个月有多达 28 名员工离职,但该声明并未提供更多细节。 知情人士透露,交易员和其他员工均受到影响。已联系该公司寻求置评。 此次裁员发生在 Danske Commodities 重组其亚洲业务之后,导致交易团队规模缩小。彭博社的文章指出,该公司在市场波动和高价时期曾获得巨额利润,但在市场趋于平静时却难以复制这些收益。 该公司周四公布的全年业绩显示,其全年利润为 8800 万欧元(约合 1.038 亿美元)。 人力资源与文化副总裁乔纳斯·斯科夫比约格·汉森在一份声明中表示,此次裁员是必要的,目的是为了让丹麦商品公司在“未来市场”中占据有利地位,该战略将巩固公司在科技交易和资产管理方面的优势。 据丹麦商品公司官网显示,该公司拥有超过600名员工。 (市场动态新闻来源于与全球市场专业人士的对话。这些信息被认为来自可靠来源,但可能包含传闻和推测。准确性无法保证。)
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