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Ubisoft plans to cut up to 200 positions at its French headquarters

Ubisoft plans to cut up to 200 positions at its French headquarters

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/27 01:42
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Glonghui, January 27th|French gaming company Ubisoft has issued a statement saying it is in consultation with employee representatives regarding business restructuring, and plans to cut up to 200 positions at its French headquarters. The company is discussing with employee representatives the possibility of streamlining staff through voluntary contract termination. Ubisoft previously disclosed that its global workforce is about 17,000 people, with approximately 1,100 employees at its French headquarters near the suburbs of Paris.
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