Heineken to Cut 3,000 Jobs: Will there be layoffs in Mexico following global restructuring?

Heineken published its half-year report, clearly outlining the progress of its brands, business expansion, and upcoming strategies to increase company profits.

How did Heineken perform in the first half of 2026?

According to the “Heineken N.V. 2026 Half Year Results”, the company saw a 10.2% increase in net profit and a 2.7% rise in net profit. Additionally, its net profit per hectoliter grew by 2.3%, and its operating profit increased by 6.7%. Total sales volume also saw an uptick of 1.6%, with Heineken brand sales volume rising by 5.3%. Despite these positive results, the diluted earnings per share were €2.29. This impacts the company’s investors.

How many people did Heineken lay off?

To achieve its profit targets, the international company decided to implement staff reductions during the first half of 2026. A total of 3,000 employees have been laid off so far. However, these layoffs occurred in Europe as the company aimed to reduce its Central Office workforce.

What is Heineken’s situation in Mexico?

Heineken holds a strong position in the Mexican market. Its half-year report indicates stable company earnings in the country, driven by its two main brands: Tecate and Indio. Furthermore, Mexico is included in Heineken’s Business Services plan, meaning that some of the 4,000 new positions announced by the company will actually be created in Mexico. This initiative will complement its global restructuring, which will affect Poland, Brazil, India, and Mexico.

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