Johann Pleininger (60) has held various positions at OMV for 45 years and has been a member of the Executive Board since 2015. On Tuesday, the company announced that Pleininger would be leaving as of December 31st. It was known that his contract would expire in summer 2023 without further extension.
The Supervisory Board has now succeeded in amicably terminating the mandate before it expires. Pleininger is said to have had a hand in the Norway consortium that wants to take over OMV’s oil and gas production. There is a letter of intent in the Treasury Department. From an Austrian point of view, however, the first soundings were not very pleasant, it is said. The project is likely to have been shelved by now.
CFO Reinhard Florey will take over on an interim basis until a new board is found.
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