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MV Canada survival

Any insights on MV Canada inspite of trade war tensions and global competitive landscape?


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You make dated mv equipment. You have been doomed for a decade.

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Post ID: @35a+1m17jvsy3

Probably no layoffs per se…natural attrition

No replacements, no external hires. The critical roles, customer facing roles, likely replaced only from within.

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Post ID: @2e3+1m17jvsy3

@1wf the tariffs arent helping for sure

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Post ID: @27d+1m17jvsy3

How will the tariffs affect MV?

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Post ID: @1wf+1m17jvsy3

@19g sadly, the Cambridge manufacturing location is becoming increasingly irrelevant.

Most other functions can easily be outsourced anywhere or performed remotely.

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Post ID: @1vt+1m17jvsy3

The MV manufacturing infrastructure will likely move from Cam to the US plant, not the Canadian employees. Glad to be retired!

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Post ID: @19g+1m17jvsy3

Don'tcha know? We're all moving to New Berlin

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Post ID: @14r+1m17jvsy3

The company will continue to shed the headcount/not replace not directly related to revenue.

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