Rambøll to Lay Off 400 Management Staff
Engineering consultancy Rambøll is cutting 400 management jobs by late November to simplify operations and speed up decisions.
2026年10月27日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Major Danish engineering firm Rambøll announced 400 management layoffs on Tuesday.
The company wants to speed up decisions. It also aims to make its organization simpler.
The cuts should finish by the end of November. Rambøll will also offer voluntary departure options.
The firm did not state how many staff will take voluntary exits.
CEO Christian Jensby noted that recent growth made the company too complex.
Decisions take too long now. Responsibilities are not clear enough.
Rambøll plans to remove unnecessary tasks and internal processes.
The firm employs 18,000 people globally. About 4,000 employees work in Denmark.
The company did not state how many Danish jobs will be cut.
Rambøll will keep reviewing its structure. Future changes might affect non-management staff.
CEO Jensby took office on May 1. He previously led Deloitte Denmark.
Rambøll was founded in 1945. It advises on construction, transport, energy, and environment.
The Rambøll Foundation owns 98 percent of the company. Employees hold two percent. (Source: CPH Post)
Source: The Copenhagen Post
