Burckhardt Compression announces restructuring measures to adapt to the current market conditions. Guidance for fiscal year 2026 confirmed.

In order to adapt to the expected lower workload in the coming quarters and to sustainably align its cost base with market conditions, Burckhardt Compression is simplifying its organizational structure, consolidating selected functions, and optimizing business processes. The restructuring measures include a further strengthening of the organization in India and are expected to improve Burckhardt Compression's cost competitiveness. At the same time, they will position the company to benefit from attractive medium- and long-term growth opportunities in its target markets, particularly those supported by the increasing demand for energy security.

The proposed measures could affect up to approximately 150 positions at the Winterthur site and up to 70 positions at international locations. Following full implementation and based on current business volumes, the program is expected to generate annual cost savings of around CHF 20 million. One-time restructuring expenses of approximately CHF 3 million are anticipated in the first half of fiscal year 2026. The final scope of the program, including its impact on employment, will be determined following the consultation process with the Employee Representation Committee (ANV) in Switzerland. Burckhardt Compression confirms its previously communicated guidance for fiscal year 2026.

CEO Fabrice Billard said:

The measures announced today are necessary to ensure Burckhardt Compression’s competitiveness and sustainable success. We are fully aware that they create uncertainty for the employees who may be affected and for their families. We are therefore committed to conducting the consultation process in a constructive manner and to carefully reviewing the proposals submitted by the employee representatives.

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