Terium’s departure a huge surprise, reveals clash over strategy
Handelsblatt
The surprising and sudden departure of Peter Terium as innogy CEO was in all likelihood not on amicable terms despite the company’s assurances, writes Jürgen Flauger in the business daily Handelsblatt. The supervisory board had probably rejected Terium’s strategy to fuel the company growth with more investments at the expense of profits. “In the end, last week’s profit warning, and especially the sharp drop in share value, was probably the Dutchman’s undoing”, writes Flauger.
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