Stellantis CEO Tavares tritt 2026 ab

DJ Stellantis CEO Tavares tritt 2026 ab – Umbau im Topmanagement

Von Ben Glickman

PARIS (Dow Jones)–Der Autobauer Stellantis has become a new chef. CEO Carlos Tavares took over in 2026 when his company came out of power. The result is an offspring. Subdivisions of the Unternehmen, on the Marken at Opel, Peugeot, Fiat and Jeep, the Top Management um.

More high-quality managers with CFO Natalie Knight and the leader of the Europageschäfts, Uwe Hochgeschurtz, are taking their breath away. North America Chef Carlos Zarlenga made a few comments on a new post inside the kitchen.

Derzeitige Jeep CEO Antonio Filosa came from Zarlenga together with the post of COO for the North America region. China COO Doug Ostermann becomes Nachfolger von Knight as CFO. Knight’s War from summer 2023 Finanzchefin. Zarlenga war first in February as North America Chief ordered. New COO for Europe with Jean-Philippe Imparato, CEO of Marke Alfa Romeo.

Make sure that the Zukunft von Tavares in the Vorfeld Spekulationen has begun. In response to a Bloomberg report in September, which Stellantis has followed in the following way, the idea is that the company is moving forward a bit, the Verwaltungsrat has a good plan of action. Dass Tavares is no more power, lately has not been good.

A Ausschuss des Verwaltungsrats under the Leitung of Chairman John Elkann went to his fourth quarter 2025 a Nachfolger für Tavares auswählen.

Stellantis had received a German warning that went beyond the active pressure. The Kurs have since started more than 40 percent lost.

Tavares have to earn their money under the pressure of the car and the car company, while the US-Geschäft wiederzubeleben, which is a high bearing order and rückläufigen Absätzen-leidet. Stellantis-Marken’s US market started with Halbjahr, who praised Wards Intelligence in the lowest light in 1970.

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October 11, 2024 00:47 ET (04:47 GMT)

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