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Stefan Klebert will step down as Gea’s CEO after the annual general meeting on 28 April 2027; his internal successor, Klaus Stojentin, prevailed in an assessment centre and will assume the role from April 2027. Stojentin, previously head of the plant engineering division, is expected to continue Klebert’s strategic course through 2030 and to push for strong growth in China and India as well as further acquisitions. Gea is benefiting from the protein boom: the plant engineering division increased its orders in 2026 by almost 40 percent, giving the group momentum toward its revenue and profit targets. » Więcej na wiwo.de

Stefan Klebert announced he will resign after the annual general meeting on 28 April 2027 for personal reasons. His internal successor, Klaus Stojentin, prevailed in an assessment center and is expected to continue Klebert’s strategy through 2030. Stojentin comes from the plant engineering division, which boosted orders by almost 40 percent due to the protein boom; Andreas Seeringer will take over Stojentin’s previous area. Investors were briefly unsettled, but analysts do not see any structural weakness in the stable food market. » Więcej na wiwo.de

Stefan Klebert will step down from his role as CEO of Gea after the annual general meeting on 28 April 2027 at his own request and in agreement with the supervisory board. Klaus Stojentin, currently head of the production systems division, is slated to succeed him. The announcement weighed on the share, which eased after a record high; during Klebert’s tenure the stock more than tripled and the market capitalisation stands at over eleven billion euros. » Więcej na wiwo.de

Stefan Klebert, who has served as CEO since February 2019, will step down at his own request after the annual general meeting on 28 April 2027. His internal successor will be Klaus Stojentin, until now CEO of the Nutrition Plant Engineering division. The share fell by up to 5 percent after the announcement; during Klebert’s tenure the stock has more than tripled and market capitalization is over €11 billion. » Więcej na manager-magazin.de

Gea reports third-quarter order intake of €1.65 billion (+20.3%) and revenue of €1.5 billion (+7%), beating market expectations. Analysts had on average forecast €1.5 billion in order intake and €1.47 billion in revenue. Gea reaffirms the guidance raised in the summer for 2026, which includes, among other things, organic revenue growth of six to eight percent. » Więcej na wiwo.de