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Vishal Harichund (M.Inst.D)
Vishal Harichund (M.Inst.D)

This document provides an overview of ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions. It summarizes the company's business areas, regional presence, technologies, and leadership. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions has two main business units - Process Technologies and Resource Technologies. Process Technologies provides technologies and services for the chemicals, fertilizers, cement, and other industries. Resource Technologies supplies equipment and solutions for mining and cement production. The company has a global network and over 28,000 employees worldwide.

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ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Engineering Excellence has now become Engineering Excellence3 February 2015
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 2 ThyssenKrupp Business Areas Key indicators fiscal year 2013/2014* Sales: 41.3 ( bn) EBIT adj.**: 1,314 ( mill) Employees: 160,745 ThyssenKrupp AG Industrial Solutions Components Technology Materials Services Steel Americas Elevator Technology Sales ( mill) 6,172 EBIT** ( mill) 268 Employees 28,941 Sales ( mill) 6,416 EBIT** ( mill) 674 Employees 50,282 Sales ( mill) 6,271 EBIT** ( mill) 420 Employees 18,546 Sales ( mill) 13,660 EBIT** ( mill) 212 Employees 30,289 Steel Europe Sales ( mill) 8,857 EBIT** ( mill) 206 Employees 26,231 Sales ( mill) 2,060 EBIT** ( mill) -68 Employees 3,466 *) Continuing operations (after reclassification of Steel Americas) before consolidation **) Adjusted before consolidation, after definition changes
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 3 Regional Organi- sations ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions The new dimension in Plant Engineering Assembly Systems Car Body Technology Lightweight Solutions Forming Dies Testing Solutions ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions System EngineeringMarine Systems ResourceTechnologiesProcess Technologies Mining Cement Services Fertilizer/ Coke Plant Technologies Submarines Surface Vessels Services Germany Singapore Australia Canada Qatar Germany France UK Italy Spain USA Mexico Brazil India China Russia Americas II Europe/CISI Sub-Saharan Africa VI India III Asia Pacific MENAV Chemicals/Oil & Gas Services Implementation Business Unit Business Area
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 4 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Joint EPC-S business model with aspiration to grow Leading technologies & engineering skills Employees wordwide Global network & efficiency Local know-how & presence Reliability & customer proximity ~70% Engineers & technicians ~30% Others Engineering (E) Procurement (P) Construction (C) Services (S)
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 5 Sales by regions (fiscal year 2013/2014) Employees by regions (fiscal year 2013/2014) 27% 20% 19% 29% 3%3% A global set-up Sales and employees Business Area Industrial Solutions Asia Pacific Americas Sub- Saharan Africa Middle East/ North Africa India 6,271 ( mill) Europe/ CIS 65% 15% 9% 8% 3% Asia Pacific Americas Middle East/North Africa/ Sub-Saharan Africa India 18,546 Europe/ CIS
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 6 Regional cluster organization and locations We are present wherever our customers need us Americas II Europe/CIS I Sub-Saharan Africa VI Asia Pacific IV Calgary Johannesburg Moscow MENA V Headquarters Regional Headquarters Local Representations ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Headquarters India III Doha Mumbai Singapore
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 7 Sub-Saharan Africa MENAAsia PacificIndiaAmericasCIS/Europe Technological and regional footprint How we work together Business Unit Process Technologies Hans-Theo K端hr (CEO) Business Unit Resource Technologies Ramsis Shehata (CEO) Regional Clusters N.N. Ramsis Shehata Dara N. Damania P. D. Samudra (Dty.) Marc van den Boom Dr. J旦rg Schneppendahl Dietmar J端rges Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Dr. Sven M端ller-Rinke Andreas Zumegen Michael Stolze Rafik Dagdagui Stephen Joachim Rieth Nilesh Chitre Girish Ketkar (Dty.)
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 8 Engineering Excellence3 Global business, local implementation Turnkey construction of 2 fully equipped cement production lines Capacity: 4,000 tpd of clinker each One of the largest single-train UAN plants Capacity: 4,500 tpd of UAN Replacement and repair of wear parts 10 locations worldwide Fertilizer plant, USA Open pit coal mining at 40属C below zero in winter Capacity: 6,000 tph for removal of overburden Fully-mobile crusher, China Nitrogen fertilizer plant Capacity: 2 x 2,200 tpd of ammonia 1 x 3,450 tpd of urea Cement factory, IndonesiaMining service center, Peru Fertilizer plant, Algeria One of the largest hydrogen plants Capacity: 153,000 Nm3/h of hydrogen Hydrogen plant, Finland
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 9 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Process Technologies at a glance Chemicals/Oil & Gas Electrolysis Gas technologies Oil & Gas Polymers Technical services Services Plant optimization Spare parts management Repair Operation & Maintenance Consulting/Studies Training Life-cycle services Fertilizer/Coke Plant Technologies Ammonia/Urea Hydrogen/Nitrates Coke plant technologies Technical services Implementation Global project management Engineering Procurement Site management IT
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 10 Technology portfolio Ethylene dichloride Methanol Hydrogen Chlorine Caustic soda sol. Nitric acid Urea Ammonium nitrate PVC Polyurethane Ammonia Lube oil, waxes Chlor-alkali electrolysis Coking plant Ethylene Bioethanol Coke Gasification/ power plant Xylene Toluene Benzene Oil refinery Propane dehydrogen. Ethylene oxide Ethylene glycol Natural gas/ Shale gas Crude oil Coal Salt Renewable resources Propylene oxide Terephthalic acid Caprolactam Fischer-Tropsch synthesis Lactic acid Polylactic acid Formaldehyde Methanol to Gasoline Sugar Succinic acidRefining/ fermentation Steamcracker Hydrogen Propylene Gasoline, diesel Polyethylene Polypropylene Polyester Polyamide Urea/Formaldehyde Granulation EnviNOx速 Granulation Vinyl chloride Steam reforming Autothermal reforming Uhde technology Core licences important intermediate stage Feedstocks Intermediates Adhesives, synthetic resins Fertilizers Plastics Electric power End products Steel Fuels Lubricants, waxes Fuels Bioplastics Fine chemicals
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 11 130 plants 115 plants375 plants 100 plants500 plants150 plants Fertilizers RefineriesNitric acid Aromatics 185 plants 380 plants 75 plants Polyester, Polyamides 400 plants Electrolysis 150 plants Process Technologies More than 2,000 plants built around the globe Organic chemicals, PetrochemicalsHydrogen, Ammonia, Methanol Plastics, Synthetic fibers Coke plants Gasification Industrial plants 120 plants
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 12 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Business Unit Board Process Technologies Business Unit Process Technologies Hans-Theo K端hr (CEO), Bernd Hartmann, Dr. Uwe Kinski, Klaus Schneiders Operating Unit Chemicals/Oil & Gas Dr. Benno L端ke Operating Unit Services Dr. J旦rg Schneppendahl Operating Unit Fertilizer/Coke Plant Technologies Alfred Hoffmann Operating Unit Implementation Dr. Savas Lazaridis
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 13 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Resource Technologies at a glance Mining Open Pit Mining Bucket wheel excavator systems Belt conveyor systems In-pit crushing systems Mineral Processing Crushing & grinding plants Crushers, mills, screens, feeders, separators Pyroprocessing & metallurgical injections systems Materials Handling Stockyard & port handling systems for bulk materials Cable cranes Drive units and gearboxes Cement Raw material preparation Clinker production Cement manufacturing Factory automation Services Local workshops & field service Spare parts management Revamps & upgrading Consulting & Training Integrated asset management
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 14 Homogenising Bulk material storage and blending Crushing Grinding Metered feeding Raw material preparation Clinker production Cement manufacturing Burning Preheating Cooling Calcining Grinding Storage Storage, packing and shipping Conveying/metered feeding Quality assurance and control of complete process Long-term experience in plant construction Spare parts service and all-embracing service packagesR&D for process engineering/mechanical engineering Complete Solutions from Planning to Spare Parts Management Example: Turn-key plant for the cement industry
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 15 Resource Technologies More than 3,000 plants and components built around the globe >200>320 >2,500>200 Bucket wheel excavators Mobile and semi-mobile crushing plants Spreaders/Belt wagons/ Tripper cars Cement kiln lines >550 >250 > 900 >350 Roller mills Cable cranes >1,200 with POLYSIUS POLSCAN Port handling systemsStockyard handling systems Wagon tipplers Crushers Screens Kiln geometry measurement >1,300 >10,000 >600 POLYSIUS QUADROPOL Roller mill
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 16 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Business Unit Board Resource Technologies Business Unit Resource Technologies Ramsis Shehata (CEO), Heike Franke, Bernd Hartmann Operating Unit Mining Christof Brewka Operating Unit Cement Lothar Jungemann Operating Unit Services Thomas Oelschl辰ger
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 17 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Executive Board Born 1955; after his legal training and early years of employment at Otto Wolff AG, Dr. Atzpodien moved in 1990 to the then Thyssen Industrie AG, where he took charge of the legal support service for the large-scale plant business. As from 1st October 2001, Dr. Atzpodien was an executive board member of ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG. In March 2007, he was appointed CEO of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. In January 2013, he took over as CEO of Industrial Solutions business area, which was formed through combination of the Plant Technology and Marine Systems business areas. Born 1956; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1988. He has held various management positions in the human resources divisions of different group member companies, in or- ganizational and human resources development. As Head of Corporate Management Development in the then ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG he was also responsible for the companies in the present Industrial Solutions business area. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions, which was formed through com- bination of the Plant Technology and Marine Systems business areas. As Director of Labour Relations, he is responsible for human resources, human resources development and occupational safety. Born 1952; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1982. After holding various positions in the controlling divisions of different group member companies, and in the holding company, he became a board member of ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG in 2003 in the capacity of CFO. In 2009, he was appointed to the management board of the Plant Technology business area of ThyssenKrupp AG. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions. Born 1962; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1988. Since then, he has held various positions in the field of controlling at different group member com- panies, and recently served as management board member (CFO) of ThyssenKrupp Uhde. In May 2012, J旦rg Sch旦newolf was ap- pointed as a member of the execu- tive board of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems AG, with responsibility for finances. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions. Born 1965; appointed to the Management Board of the Industrial Solutions business area of ThyssenKrupp AG on February 1, 2015. He is in charge of imple- menting the growth strategy in the regions and optimizing market per- formance and customer relations. From April 1, 2015 he will be Chief Operating Officer with responsibil- ity for "Technology, Innovation, Sustainability", "Procurement & Supply Management", "Imple- mentation Projects" and "Quality & Business Process Management". Dr. Hans Christoph Atzpodien, CEO Martin Hilbig, CHRO Dr. Joachim F. Panek, CIIO J旦rg Sch旦newolf, CFO Jens Michael Wegmann
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  • 1. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Engineering Excellence has now become Engineering Excellence3 February 2015
  • 2. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 2 ThyssenKrupp Business Areas Key indicators fiscal year 2013/2014* Sales: 41.3 ( bn) EBIT adj.**: 1,314 ( mill) Employees: 160,745 ThyssenKrupp AG Industrial Solutions Components Technology Materials Services Steel Americas Elevator Technology Sales ( mill) 6,172 EBIT** ( mill) 268 Employees 28,941 Sales ( mill) 6,416 EBIT** ( mill) 674 Employees 50,282 Sales ( mill) 6,271 EBIT** ( mill) 420 Employees 18,546 Sales ( mill) 13,660 EBIT** ( mill) 212 Employees 30,289 Steel Europe Sales ( mill) 8,857 EBIT** ( mill) 206 Employees 26,231 Sales ( mill) 2,060 EBIT** ( mill) -68 Employees 3,466 *) Continuing operations (after reclassification of Steel Americas) before consolidation **) Adjusted before consolidation, after definition changes
  • 3. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 3 Regional Organi- sations ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions The new dimension in Plant Engineering Assembly Systems Car Body Technology Lightweight Solutions Forming Dies Testing Solutions ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions System EngineeringMarine Systems ResourceTechnologiesProcess Technologies Mining Cement Services Fertilizer/ Coke Plant Technologies Submarines Surface Vessels Services Germany Singapore Australia Canada Qatar Germany France UK Italy Spain USA Mexico Brazil India China Russia Americas II Europe/CISI Sub-Saharan Africa VI India III Asia Pacific MENAV Chemicals/Oil & Gas Services Implementation Business Unit Business Area
  • 4. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 4 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Joint EPC-S business model with aspiration to grow Leading technologies & engineering skills Employees wordwide Global network & efficiency Local know-how & presence Reliability & customer proximity ~70% Engineers & technicians ~30% Others Engineering (E) Procurement (P) Construction (C) Services (S)
  • 5. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 5 Sales by regions (fiscal year 2013/2014) Employees by regions (fiscal year 2013/2014) 27% 20% 19% 29% 3%3% A global set-up Sales and employees Business Area Industrial Solutions Asia Pacific Americas Sub- Saharan Africa Middle East/ North Africa India 6,271 ( mill) Europe/ CIS 65% 15% 9% 8% 3% Asia Pacific Americas Middle East/North Africa/ Sub-Saharan Africa India 18,546 Europe/ CIS
  • 6. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 6 Regional cluster organization and locations We are present wherever our customers need us Americas II Europe/CIS I Sub-Saharan Africa VI Asia Pacific IV Calgary Johannesburg Moscow MENA V Headquarters Regional Headquarters Local Representations ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Headquarters India III Doha Mumbai Singapore
  • 7. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 7 Sub-Saharan Africa MENAAsia PacificIndiaAmericasCIS/Europe Technological and regional footprint How we work together Business Unit Process Technologies Hans-Theo K端hr (CEO) Business Unit Resource Technologies Ramsis Shehata (CEO) Regional Clusters N.N. Ramsis Shehata Dara N. Damania P. D. Samudra (Dty.) Marc van den Boom Dr. J旦rg Schneppendahl Dietmar J端rges Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Dr. Sven M端ller-Rinke Andreas Zumegen Michael Stolze Rafik Dagdagui Stephen Joachim Rieth Nilesh Chitre Girish Ketkar (Dty.)
  • 8. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 8 Engineering Excellence3 Global business, local implementation Turnkey construction of 2 fully equipped cement production lines Capacity: 4,000 tpd of clinker each One of the largest single-train UAN plants Capacity: 4,500 tpd of UAN Replacement and repair of wear parts 10 locations worldwide Fertilizer plant, USA Open pit coal mining at 40属C below zero in winter Capacity: 6,000 tph for removal of overburden Fully-mobile crusher, China Nitrogen fertilizer plant Capacity: 2 x 2,200 tpd of ammonia 1 x 3,450 tpd of urea Cement factory, IndonesiaMining service center, Peru Fertilizer plant, Algeria One of the largest hydrogen plants Capacity: 153,000 Nm3/h of hydrogen Hydrogen plant, Finland
  • 9. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 9 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Process Technologies at a glance Chemicals/Oil & Gas Electrolysis Gas technologies Oil & Gas Polymers Technical services Services Plant optimization Spare parts management Repair Operation & Maintenance Consulting/Studies Training Life-cycle services Fertilizer/Coke Plant Technologies Ammonia/Urea Hydrogen/Nitrates Coke plant technologies Technical services Implementation Global project management Engineering Procurement Site management IT
  • 10. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 10 Technology portfolio Ethylene dichloride Methanol Hydrogen Chlorine Caustic soda sol. Nitric acid Urea Ammonium nitrate PVC Polyurethane Ammonia Lube oil, waxes Chlor-alkali electrolysis Coking plant Ethylene Bioethanol Coke Gasification/ power plant Xylene Toluene Benzene Oil refinery Propane dehydrogen. Ethylene oxide Ethylene glycol Natural gas/ Shale gas Crude oil Coal Salt Renewable resources Propylene oxide Terephthalic acid Caprolactam Fischer-Tropsch synthesis Lactic acid Polylactic acid Formaldehyde Methanol to Gasoline Sugar Succinic acidRefining/ fermentation Steamcracker Hydrogen Propylene Gasoline, diesel Polyethylene Polypropylene Polyester Polyamide Urea/Formaldehyde Granulation EnviNOx速 Granulation Vinyl chloride Steam reforming Autothermal reforming Uhde technology Core licences important intermediate stage Feedstocks Intermediates Adhesives, synthetic resins Fertilizers Plastics Electric power End products Steel Fuels Lubricants, waxes Fuels Bioplastics Fine chemicals
  • 11. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 11 130 plants 115 plants375 plants 100 plants500 plants150 plants Fertilizers RefineriesNitric acid Aromatics 185 plants 380 plants 75 plants Polyester, Polyamides 400 plants Electrolysis 150 plants Process Technologies More than 2,000 plants built around the globe Organic chemicals, PetrochemicalsHydrogen, Ammonia, Methanol Plastics, Synthetic fibers Coke plants Gasification Industrial plants 120 plants
  • 12. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 12 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Business Unit Board Process Technologies Business Unit Process Technologies Hans-Theo K端hr (CEO), Bernd Hartmann, Dr. Uwe Kinski, Klaus Schneiders Operating Unit Chemicals/Oil & Gas Dr. Benno L端ke Operating Unit Services Dr. J旦rg Schneppendahl Operating Unit Fertilizer/Coke Plant Technologies Alfred Hoffmann Operating Unit Implementation Dr. Savas Lazaridis
  • 13. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 13 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Resource Technologies at a glance Mining Open Pit Mining Bucket wheel excavator systems Belt conveyor systems In-pit crushing systems Mineral Processing Crushing & grinding plants Crushers, mills, screens, feeders, separators Pyroprocessing & metallurgical injections systems Materials Handling Stockyard & port handling systems for bulk materials Cable cranes Drive units and gearboxes Cement Raw material preparation Clinker production Cement manufacturing Factory automation Services Local workshops & field service Spare parts management Revamps & upgrading Consulting & Training Integrated asset management
  • 14. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 14 Homogenising Bulk material storage and blending Crushing Grinding Metered feeding Raw material preparation Clinker production Cement manufacturing Burning Preheating Cooling Calcining Grinding Storage Storage, packing and shipping Conveying/metered feeding Quality assurance and control of complete process Long-term experience in plant construction Spare parts service and all-embracing service packagesR&D for process engineering/mechanical engineering Complete Solutions from Planning to Spare Parts Management Example: Turn-key plant for the cement industry
  • 15. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 15 Resource Technologies More than 3,000 plants and components built around the globe >200>320 >2,500>200 Bucket wheel excavators Mobile and semi-mobile crushing plants Spreaders/Belt wagons/ Tripper cars Cement kiln lines >550 >250 > 900 >350 Roller mills Cable cranes >1,200 with POLYSIUS POLSCAN Port handling systemsStockyard handling systems Wagon tipplers Crushers Screens Kiln geometry measurement >1,300 >10,000 >600 POLYSIUS QUADROPOL Roller mill
  • 16. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 16 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Business Unit Board Resource Technologies Business Unit Resource Technologies Ramsis Shehata (CEO), Heike Franke, Bernd Hartmann Operating Unit Mining Christof Brewka Operating Unit Cement Lothar Jungemann Operating Unit Services Thomas Oelschl辰ger
  • 17. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions TKIS Presentation February 2015 17 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Executive Board Born 1955; after his legal training and early years of employment at Otto Wolff AG, Dr. Atzpodien moved in 1990 to the then Thyssen Industrie AG, where he took charge of the legal support service for the large-scale plant business. As from 1st October 2001, Dr. Atzpodien was an executive board member of ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG. In March 2007, he was appointed CEO of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. In January 2013, he took over as CEO of Industrial Solutions business area, which was formed through combination of the Plant Technology and Marine Systems business areas. Born 1956; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1988. He has held various management positions in the human resources divisions of different group member companies, in or- ganizational and human resources development. As Head of Corporate Management Development in the then ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG he was also responsible for the companies in the present Industrial Solutions business area. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions, which was formed through com- bination of the Plant Technology and Marine Systems business areas. As Director of Labour Relations, he is responsible for human resources, human resources development and occupational safety. Born 1952; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1982. After holding various positions in the controlling divisions of different group member companies, and in the holding company, he became a board member of ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG in 2003 in the capacity of CFO. In 2009, he was appointed to the management board of the Plant Technology business area of ThyssenKrupp AG. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions. Born 1962; joined the ThyssenKrupp Group in 1988. Since then, he has held various positions in the field of controlling at different group member com- panies, and recently served as management board member (CFO) of ThyssenKrupp Uhde. In May 2012, J旦rg Sch旦newolf was ap- pointed as a member of the execu- tive board of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems AG, with responsibility for finances. Since January 2013 he has been member of the executive board of business area Industrial Solutions. Born 1965; appointed to the Management Board of the Industrial Solutions business area of ThyssenKrupp AG on February 1, 2015. He is in charge of imple- menting the growth strategy in the regions and optimizing market per- formance and customer relations. From April 1, 2015 he will be Chief Operating Officer with responsibil- ity for "Technology, Innovation, Sustainability", "Procurement & Supply Management", "Imple- mentation Projects" and "Quality & Business Process Management". Dr. Hans Christoph Atzpodien, CEO Martin Hilbig, CHRO Dr. Joachim F. Panek, CIIO J旦rg Sch旦newolf, CFO Jens Michael Wegmann