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2023年3月31日

理查德Branson-Owned公司维珍轨道计划裁掉几乎所有的员工3月31日的2023架飞机工程公司维珍轨道隶属英国企业家和商业大亨理查德·布兰森最近透露计划解雇几乎所有员工总数的约85%。在美国的一份监管文件中,维珍轨道透露,它决定为了减少费用的公司无法获得有意义的融资。处女轨道首席执行官丹•哈特透露,该公司已经停止业务在可预见的未来,未来几周,该公司停止了行动,以加强其财务状况。加入Tekedia资本集团4月8日开始,2023年,非洲的一块最好的创业公司。通过加入,您参加Tekedia风险投资和投资组合管理程序而无需额外的费用。约翰在这里。Tekedia迷你mba(2023年6月5日- 9月2)打开新的注册;早起打鸟通过注册截止时间3月31日的折扣。用他的话说,“不幸的是,我们没能获得资金为该公司提供一个清晰的路径。我们别无选择,只能实现即时,戏剧性的,非常痛苦的变化。 This would be probably the hardest all-hands that we have ever done in my life”. Hart further disclosed that the layoff will affect every department in the company, adding that laid-off employees will be provided with a severance package which entails a cash payment, an extension of benefits, and support in finding a new position with a direct pipeline set up with sister company Virgin Galactic for hiring. Virgin Orbit estimated that the move will incur aggregate charges of approximately $15 million, consisting primarily of $8.8 million in severance payments and employee benefits costs and $6.5 million in other costs primarily related to outplacement services and WARN Act exposure. Following the news of its proposed layoff which has visibly not gone down well with investors, Virgin Orbit which is a publicly traded company has seen its shares decline to more than 44%. Last year, the company’s shares were valued at $7.59, but following the recent close of the market, its shares were just worth $0.34. Founded in 2017, with its Headquarters in Long Beach, California, Virgin Orbit had more than 300 employees led by CEO Dan Hart, a former vice president of government satellite systems at Boeing. The company from which it was spun off, Virgin Galactic, continued to focus on two other capabilities which include human suborbital spaceflight operations and advanced aerospace design, manufacturing, and testing. Virgin Orbit is a company within the Virgin Group that provided launch services for small satellites. The company was formed as a spin-off of Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic space tourism venture to develop and market the LauncherOne rocket, which had previously been a project under Virgin Galactic. It would be recalled that in 2020, during the peak of the pandemic, Virgin Orbit announced it partnership with the University of California Irvine and the University of Texas at Austin in a new venture to build simplified mechanical ventilators, specifically bridge ventilators for partially recovered patients and patients not in intensive care, as it sought to address the global shortage of ventilators. On December 30, 2021, Virgin Orbit underwent a SPAC merger with NextGen Acquisition Corp and became a publicly traded company (symbol VORB) on the NASDAQ stock exchange. Share this: