Swiss food and drinks company Nestle SA is cutting 15 percent of its workforce in 21 African countries because it says it overestimated the rise of the middle class, the Financial Times reported.
(Nestle India Takes Baby Steps Towards Damage Control: What Does it look Like?)He also said Nestle would be lucky to reach annual 10 percent growth in Africa in future years, and with the cuts, the company hoped to break even next year.Nestle Nigeria reported a 51 percent fall in pretax profit to 3.48 billion naira ($17.51 million) in the first quarter.(Nestle Argues Against 'Arbitrary' Maggi Noodles Ban in Court)© Thomson Reuters 2014
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(Nestle India Takes Baby Steps Towards Damage Control: What Does it look Like?)He also said Nestle would be lucky to reach annual 10 percent growth in Africa in future years, and with the cuts, the company hoped to break even next year.Nestle Nigeria reported a 51 percent fall in pretax profit to 3.48 billion naira ($17.51 million) in the first quarter.(Nestle Argues Against 'Arbitrary' Maggi Noodles Ban in Court)© Thomson Reuters 2014