Koenig & Bauer Digital & Webfed AG & Co. KG has introduced personnel adjustments at its administration degree on 1 June 2024. Philipp Zimmermann succeeds Christoph Müller as CEO Digital & Webfed and might be accountable for the general administration of the phase, gross sales and product administration. At his facet, Markus Dörr will assume accountability for the monetary features as CFO. He was beforehand accountable for the funds of the subsidiary Koenig & Bauer Industrial. As CTO, Thomas Potzkai will proceed to be accountable for know-how and repair.
With this step, the Group is constantly aligning its governance construction with market necessities and strengthening the independence of the segments.
As a part of the ‘Highlight’ focus program, Koenig & Bauer already introduced the ‘D&W 2.0’ reorganization programme originally of Might 2024 to deal with the continued loss-making scenario within the digital & webfed phase. This system focuses on organizational, structural and operational measures to safeguard earnings alternatives within the development markets of versatile packaging, digital printing and corrugated board. The ‘D&W 2.0’ program is headed by Andreas Plesske, CEO of Koenig & Bauer.
With this program, the group can be reflecting the developments within the present product portfolio of the digital & webfed phase at administration degree. In recent times, the main focus has moved to inkjet, CI flexo and corrugated printing presses along with the intensive service enterprise, additionally for the put in base of newspaper presses.
By harmonizing and additional growing its governance constructions, Koenig & Bauer Digital & Webfed is paving the best way for future viability with the flexibility to behave autonomously within the markets and react extra agilely to particular developments. This step additionally paves the best way for a generational transition.
In his perform as board member of Koenig & Bauer AG, Christoph Müller will more and more give attention to the community constructed up over a long time as a way to additional advance applied sciences and partnerships within the area of digital printing.