German-Bahn CEO Rüdiger Grube makes with its announced restructuring of the Group seriously. As the German Press Agency learned from the environment of the Supervisory Board, four of the previous board members will leave the company. The Supervisory Board shall approve the personal details at a special meeting on 27 July.
The former head of the chancellery Ronald Pofalla (CDU) will therefore replace Gerd Becht as Chief Data Privacy, Legal and compliance with rules. At the same time Pofalla should at the train as far worry about the political and international relations
Save in the Executive Committee:. 600 million in five years,
For Ulrich Homburg, responsible for passenger traffic is for this information to the head of the subsidiary DB Highway, Berthold Huber, come. The Board Transport and Logistics, Karl-Friedrich Rausch, will go into retirement. Farewell to Chief Technology Officer Heike Hanagarth July 31 had the train been officially notified.
In March Grube announced that he wanted to save on the Executive Committee over the next five years 600 million euros. The end of June it was announced after a board meeting, the Chief of Track would “break new ground” in order to compete. The closing “changes in the real net output ratio, the redefinition of the core business and changes in the Group’s portfolio with a” it said in a submission to the committee.
Remote buses set path under pressure
The railway is in passenger traffic due to the increased competition from long-distance buses under pressure. In regional transport has lost market share in tenders. And the rail freight losses were accrued last. In addition, the financial consequences of the train drivers strike. After dpa information, consolidated earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) to the end of May at 626 million euros, or 239 million euros less than in the same period last year. On July 29, two days after the Board’s special session, is pit the public the semiannual financial statement before
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