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Martin Müller founded Tricor Packaging & Logistics AG more than 35 years ago and produced corrugated cardboard packaging solutions. Now the company founder and CEO is leaving the company.
Back in 2019, Martin Müller and his co-shareholders decided to sell the majority of shares to a strategic investor. Since then, 100 per cent of the shares have been held by the Japanese company Rengo Co. Ltd, a leading international provider of packaging solutions. When selling his shares, Müller had declared his willingness to actively support Tricor's future development during the transition phase and promote its further strategic positioning.
The course has been set. At the age of 60, Martin Müller will now step down from the Executive Board on 15 May 2022; the but will continue to advise the company until January 2023. Even if the current geopolitical situation calls for caution, the strategic steps initiated on the acquisition side and the planned new production site will open up new opportunities with his support.
The Succession von Müller as future Chairman of the Executive Board, will be appointed as of 16 May 2022. Robert Wiblishauser, long-standing Chief Financial Officer of Tricor and former Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board. In this context, Klaus Wiblishauser will become the new Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board. Dr Günther Burkhard will be newly appointed CFO; Nico Weis will strengthen the Executive Board team as a deputy member. Markus Schmidt will continue to be in charge of the greenfield project.
Source: Tricor Packaging & Logistics AG
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