Emmen, Switzerland, July 5, 2017
Ad hoc Release
ALSO Holding AG downsizes Group Management
As of September 1, 2017 ALSO Holding AG (SIX: ALSN) will downsize its Group Management. In future it will consist of the CEO Gustavo Moeller-Hergt, the CFO Ralf Retzko and the Corporate Vice President of Northern/Eastern Europe Ole Eklund. The former Corporate Vice President Central Europe, Stefan Klinglmair, is leaving the company due to family reasons. The Central European countries of Germany, France, Austria and Switzerland will then report directly to the CEO. "We have outstanding country heads in Central Europe with whom I enjoy collaborating closely. We see a lot of potential in the region and intend to realize it country by country," explains Gustavo Möller-Hergt. "We thank Stefan Klinglmair for his great commitment over the last six years. He has contributed significantly to the success of these important countries and our business models. We wish him well for his future career," adds Möller-Hergt.
Direct link to the press release: http://www.also.com/goto/20170705en
Contact person:
Brunswick Group GmbH
Simon Hertwig
Tel.: +49 89 80 99 02 525
Email: [email protected]
ALSO Holding AG (Emmen/Switzerland) brings providers and buyers of the ICT industry together. The company offers services at all levels of the ICT value chain from a single source. In the European B2B marketplace, ALSO bundles logistics services, financial services, supply services, solution services, digital services, and IT services together into individual service packages. ALSO's portfolio contains more than 188 000 articles from some 500 vendors. The Group has around
3 520 employees throughout Europe (annual average 2016). In fiscal year 2016 (closing on December 31), the company generated net sales of 8.0 billion euros. The majority shareholder of ALSO Holding AG is the Droege Group, Düsseldorf, Germany. Further information is available at http://www.also.com
Droege Group
(Major shareholder)
Droege Group (founded in 1988) is an independent advisory and investment company entirely family-owned. The company acts as a specialist for tailor-made transformation programs aiming to enhance corporate value. Droege Group combines its corporate family-run structure and capital strength into a family-equity business model. The group carries out direct investments with own equity in corporate subsidiaries and medium-sized companies in "special situations". With the guiding principle "Implementation - following all the rules of art," the group is a pioneer of implementation-oriented corporate development. Droege Group proves its implementation excellence daily within its own portfolio. The entrepreneurial platforms of the Droege Group are aligned to current megatrends (knowledge, connectivity, prevention, demography, shopping 4.0, future work). Enthusiasm for quality, innovation and speed determines the company's development. As a result the Droege Group has successfully positioned itself within the market, both nationally and internationally and operates in 30 countries. More information: https://www.droege-group.com
Disclaimer
This press release contains forward-looking statements which are based on current assumptions and forecasts of the ALSO management. Known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors could lead to material differences between the forward-looking statements made here and the actual development, in particular the results, financial situation, and performance of our Group. The Group accepts no responsibility for updating these forward-looking statements or adapting them to future events or developments.


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