Archive · 19 Sep 2025
PwC Lays Off Staff, Partners in Middle East Amidst Fallout
PwC, a big accounting firm, is letting go of a lot of people in the Middle East.
They are cutting jobs of about 60 partners and 1,500 staff.
This is happening because of a problem with Saudi Arabia’s money and less demand for their services.
The job cuts started in February, according to reports.
PwC is reducing its workforce in the Middle East.
Around 60 partners and 1,500 staff are affected.
The job cuts are related to a fallout with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund.
A slowdown in demand for services also contributed to the cuts.
The job cuts began in February.
- Who
- PwC
- What
- Cut jobs of partners and staff
- When
- February (job cuts began)
- Where
- Middle East
- Why
- Due to fallout with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and a slowdown in demand for services
- Company
- PwC
- Affected Parties
- Partners and staff
- Job Cuts
- Around 60 partners and 1,500 staff
- Region
- Middle East
- Cause
- Fallout with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and a slowdown in demand