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CEO Christian Grotholt remains major shareholder. Transfer of Mr. Grotholt’s 2G shares (29.6 %) to his own asset management company represents the only change.
- CEO Christian Grotholt retains 29.6% shareholding.
- Shares transferred to his asset management company only.
- No changes in commitment or company leadership planned.
EQS-News: 2G Energy AG / Key word(s): Miscellaneous CEO Christian Grotholt remains major shareholder. Transfer of Mr. Grotholt’s 2G shares (29.6 %) to his own asset management company represents the only change. |
Heek, June 18, 2025 - 2G Energy AG (ISIN DE000A0HL8N9), one of the leading international manufacturers of sustainable power plants, combined heat and power (CHP) plants and producers of heat pumps, is referring to the directors' dealings published today by the Management Board and 2G founder Christian Grotholt.
This does expressly not represent a sale of his shares in 2G Energy AG, but only a contribution to an asset management company of which he is the sole shareholder.
As Christian Grotholt commented: "Nothing has changed and nothing will change in terms of my commitment. I remain the largest shareholder and would like to continue to vigorously support our company with my knowledge and my network. On the other hand, it is also our aim to make provisions in a timely manner. This is why the previously announced management changes were made at the Annual General Meeting. In this context, the shareholders also approved our proposal to expand the Supervisory Board from three to four members, including the option for me to join the expanded Supervisory Board."
In this way, 2G Energy AG has ensured that the expertise of the existing members of the Supervisory Board, as well as the in-depth experience of its founder and long-standing CEO will continue to be available to the company. In addition to the publication of directors' dealings notifications, the transfer of shares also triggers the necessary notification in pursuant to Section 20 AktG, which is published promptly in the Federal Gazette (shareholdings exceeding or falling below more than 25% of the share capital).