Corporate Governance and Shareholding

Corporate Governance

Alstef Group's corporate governance and shareholding structure provide a strong foundation for sustainable growth and long-term success.

Alstef Group is led by a diverse Executive Committee (COMEX) comprising divisional leaders, regional executives, and senior sales leaders. This structure brings together expertise from across the Group's business units, geographic markets, and commercial operations, ensuring strategic decisions are informed by both global objectives and local market realities.

By combining operational, commercial, and regional perspectives, the COMEX fosters collaboration across the organisation, supports sustainable growth, and ensures Alstef Group remains responsive to the evolving needs of its customers and markets worldwide.

Executive Committee

INTERIM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Pierre Marol

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Christophe Richarme

CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

Nathalie Rigaud

CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

Markus Hofer

CHIEF SALES OFFICER

Philippe Hamon

MANAGING DIRECTOR - ALSTEF AUTOMATION

Fabien Olivier

MANAGING DIRECTOR - ALSTEF MOBILE ROBOTICS

Olivier Imbert

VICE PRESIDENT - ALSTEF APAC

Dan Ulmamei

INTERIM VICE PRESIDENT - ALSTEF AMERICAS

Steven Tanguy

Alstef Group Shareholding

At Alstef Group, we believe it is important to involve our employees in our economic performance. We have therefore developed simplified and generalised value-sharing systems accessible to every permanent employee in our organisation.

Our share scheme creates a platform to enhance performance by aligning our employee's interests with those of our business.

Empower and motivate employees

Employees holding shares

involve employees in economic performance

Key Investors

Ardian is a world-leading private investment house, managing or advising $166bn of assets on behalf of more than 1,650 clients globally. Their broad expertise, spanning Private Equity, Real Assets and Credit, enables them to offer a wide range of investment opportunities and respond flexibly to their clients’ differing needs.

Future French Champions (FFC), is a French joint venture jointly owned by the Qatar Investment Authority (Sovereign Fund of Qatar State) and BPI France (the Sovereign Fund of French State, formerly CDC IC). FFC has been operational since May 2014. With funds of €300 million, it aims to invest in French companies with strong growth potential.