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MVM

MVMEnergy· New York, NY, USA
LAYOFFS TRACKED
6
LAST EVENT
Mar 18, 2025
MARKET CAP
$1.50B
EMPLOYEES
1,200

MVM is a leading provider of energy management solutions, focusing on optimizing energy consumption and enhancing sustainability for businesses. The company leverages advanced technology to deliver innovative energy solutions that drive efficiency and reduce costs.

Layoff history

EVENTS PER QUARTER · HOVER FOR EMPLOYEE COUNTS

Q4 '23: 1 eventsQ1 '24: 0 eventsQ2 '24: 0 eventsQ3 '24: 0 eventsQ4 '24: 0 eventsQ1 '25: 5 eventsQ2 '25: 0 eventsQ3 '25: 0 eventsQ4 '25: 0 eventsQ1 '26: 0 eventsQ2 '26: 0 eventsQ3 '26: 0 events
Q4 '23Q1 '24Q1 '25Q1 '26Q3 '26

Layoff timeline

6 EVENTS
Mar 18, 2025WARN notice
Layoff at MVM · ~247 roles
Mar 18, 2025WARN notice
Layoff at MVM · ~132 roles
Mar 11, 2025WARN notice

MVM is set to lay off nearly 250 workers in El Paso following the loss of a federal contract. This decision has raised concerns among employees and the local community. The layoffs are a direct result of the contract loss, which has significantly impacted the company's operations in the area. The affected employees are primarily those who were involved in fulfilling the federal contract. MVM's situation highlights the challenges faced by companies reliant on government contracts, particularly in times of budget cuts or contract re-evaluations.

Mar 6, 2025News

MVM, a government contractor, has laid off over 600 employees due to changes in contracts. This significant reduction in workforce reflects the company's response to shifting demands and operational adjustments. The layoffs are part of a broader trend affecting contractors in the sector, but specific details about the locations or departments impacted were not disclosed. The company is navigating a challenging environment as it adapts to new contract requirements.

Feb 27, 2025News

MVM, a security firm, has laid off approximately 300 employees following the cancellation of a government contract related to border security. The layoffs reflect the company's response to the loss of this significant contract, which has impacted its operational capacity. The decision to reduce the workforce comes as MVM navigates the challenges posed by the contract's termination, aiming to adjust its business strategy accordingly. This move highlights the vulnerabilities that companies in the security sector face when reliant on government contracts.

Oct 1, 2023News

MVM has laid off 247 employees in El Paso as part of a workforce reduction strategy. The layoffs were announced recently, impacting various roles within the company. This decision comes amid ongoing challenges faced by MVM in the current economic climate. The company has not specified the exact reasons for the layoffs but indicated that they are part of a broader effort to streamline operations. Employees affected by the layoffs were notified on October 1, 2023, and the company is working to assist them during this transition.

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