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The President of the Krupp Foundation has decided not to dismantle the Thyssenkrupp industrial group. Ursula Gather expresses in the latest issue of SPIEGEL and says that the destruction of the company "will not be with me". The "safe jobs" and the "principles of the social market economy" would have priority
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Edition 31/2018
L & 39 Ozil case and the problem of integration
] The Krupp Foundation is the largest shareholder in the industrial group, currently dominated by a leadership crisis. CEO Heinrich Hiesinger resigned in early July with immediate effect. As a reason, he gave different views on the strategic direction of the company. It was subject to strong pressure from major shareholders who demanded a faster restructuring of the group.
In the middle of the month, Ulrich Lehner, chairman of the supervisory board of Thyssenkrupp, informed the executive board that he would resign from his mandate and leave the supervisory board. His retirement fueled speculation about a breakup of the traditional group.
Gather, who owns about 21% of the ThyssenKrupp at the foundation, was suspected after the resignations of not having supported the Hiesinger Cohesion Course. She could not understand that she should be to blame for leadership chaos, so Gather. The allegations against the Krupp Foundation were "unjustified and painful".
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