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Artnet AG: Results of the Annual General Meeting 2025 and new Executive Leadership
- Artnet AGM 2025 highlights growth and AI potential.
- Jacob Pabst steps down; Andrew Wolff is new Interim CEO.
- Capital increase approved; focus on tech and market share.
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EQS-News: artnet AG / Key word(s): AGM/EGM/Personnel Artnet: Results of the Annual General Meeting 2025 and new Executive Leadership |
Berlin, 30.09.25 – Artnet, the leading provider of art market data, media and online transactions, held its Annual General Meeting 2025 in Berlin on 29.09.2025. Shareholders were given an overview of the 2024 financial year and an outlook for the rest of the year.
The main topics of the Annual General Meeting were:
- Artnet sees great potential for further growth and innovation, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. New technological developments, such as an AI-powered chatbot, show promising possibilities for the future.
- In a difficult market environment, Artnet was able to outperform the overall market and further expand its position as the leading digital platform in the art market.
- The company is implementing an ambitious restructuring program that has delivered multi-million dollar cost savings.
During the Annual General Meeting, the Supervisory Board shared that after over 12 years as Artnet’s CEO, Jacob Pabst has stepped down, and that Andrew Wolff has been named Interim CEO. Andrew is the Founder and CEO of Beowolff Capital, which recently announced the successful completion of the voluntary takeover and delisting offer for Artnet AG.
Dr. Pascal Decker, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, said: “We would like to thank Jacob for his many years stewarding Artnet, and to welcome Andrew in this new leadership role. The Supervisory Board has full confidence in the vision articulated by Andrew Wolff through the voluntary takeover and delisting offer, which we supported, and views this as a strong opportunity to accelerate Artnet’s development and growth trajectory. Andrew brings a phenomenal track record of leadership, and we believe this appointment positions Artnet strongly as it enters an exciting new phase.”

