Germany's BayWa loses three board members amid ongoing crisis

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2026-02-01

Munich (dpa) - Three supervisory board members at German agribusiness giant BayWa are stepping down following the departure of several top managers, bowing to pressure from owners and shareholders, the company said on Sunday. Monika Hohlmeier, a conservative EU lawmaker, and Michael Höllerer of the Austrian Raiffeisen Bank will leave the board on March 31, according to the announcement. Monique Surges, head of the German Chamber of Commerce in Ne......

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