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Koch Industries

ConglomeratesWichita, KansasAbout 130,000 employees

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WorkHush has 1 source-backed update on Koch Industries workforce changes since October 2026. The latest, added October 14, 2026: 120 jobs as Georgia-Pacific closes its Tacoma gypsum plant (WARN notice). The next layoff date on record is October 30, 2026. Read it with sources ›

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120 jobs as Georgia-Pacific closes its Tacoma gypsum plant

WARN notice · WARN notice received by Washington ESD September 1, 2026; layoffs expected October 30, 2026

Sources: Georgia-Pacific Gypsum WARN notice to Washington ESD, Washington ESD WARN database

Next layoff dateOct 30120 jobs as Georgia-Pacific closes its Tacoma gypsum plant
More about Koch Industries

Privately held group of companies in refining, chemicals, fertilizers, paper and building products, glass, electronics and software

Revenue
About $125B
Estimate, Koch company website, 2026 (annual revenue exceeds $125B)
Employees
About 130,000
As of 2026, per company website, nearly half in the US
Stock
Private
Headquarters
Wichita, Kansas
CEO
Charles Koch and Dave Robertson
Co-CEOs since March 2023
Main businessesGeorgia-Pacific, Guardian Industries, Flint Hills Resources, Invista, Molex, Koch Engineering Solutions, Infor
Current strategyRenamed from Koch Industries to Koch, Inc. in 2024 to reflect a broadening scope that now runs from refining and chemicals to electronics and software
CompetitorsCargill, Berkshire Hathaway
Related companiesCargillBerkshire Hathaway

Checked October 11, 2026 · Sources: kochinc.com, en.wikipedia.org

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