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Daraz CEO quits amid latest round of layoffs

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ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s leading eCommerce platform CEO has stepped down from his post amid the latest shakeup affecting the company, which remains the go-to online shopping platform for millions.

Daraz is among several companies that are planning layoffs, and in recent situations, the company will witness changes in high-ups including its Chief Executive Officer Bjarke Mikkelsen who already called it quits.

The company with millions of products and potentially top market is undergoing a hand of changes, people familiar with the development revealed as Daraz looks to cut costs.

The company’s CEO Bjarke Mikkelson worked at Daraz for eight years and with his exit, James Dong, the CEO of Lazada Group, will take up the reins as acting chief. The outgoing CEO cited personal reasons to step down from the coveted post.

Mikkelson’s departure comes with reports of annual layoffs at e-commerce giant, potentially affecting 25percent of workforce. The company had similar layoffs in 2022, but this time, it appears to align with bigger cost-cutting trends.

Insider report reveals that the company is facing macroeconomic challenges in the Asian country.

Many leading companies are cutting jobs in parts of the world due to changing economic landscape. Tech giants also announced plans to cut more jobs. These job cuts are happening amidst slowing growth, higher interest rates.

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