CENIT Aktiengesellschaft announced that its Supervisory Board constituted itself today following the court’s appointment of Klaus Weinmann and Uwe Kemm. The two members were appointed by the Stuttgart Local Court, effective September 28, 2026, until no later than the conclusion of the next annual shareholders’ meeting. At the constituent meeting, the Supervisory Board elected Klaus Weinmann as Chairman and Uwe Kemm as Vice Chairman. This election was necessary following the departure of the previous Chairman and Vice Chairman.
The Supervisory Board of CENIT AG will thus consist of Klaus Weinmann, Uwe Kemm, and Laura Schmidt going forward. The company expressed gratitude to the departing members for their many years of dedication and their work on behalf of CENIT AG. With the new composition, CENIT AG remains well-positioned to pursue the Group’s strategic development and implement its growth and transformation agenda.
CENIT shapes the future of sustainable digitalization with vision, strategy and a passion for innovation. For more than 35 years, CENIT has been an experienced partner to business, developing holistic IT solutions for client companies from key industries like automotive, aerospace, mechanical engineering, financial services and retail. On the strength of deep process expertise and technology excellence, the company supports clients on their path toward sustainable digital transformation, opening up new opportunities for growth and added value. CENIT collaborates with its customers to strategically develop innovative technologies. The portfolio combines high-performance software with targeted consulting on system architecture, integration and operation. CENIT focuses particularly on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Enterprise Information Management (EIM): technologies that boost efficiency and drive innovation. To serve its customers by making digitalization effective and profitable, CENIT employs around 900 people worldwide.
The leadership change comes as CENIT continues to position itself in the competitive digitalization market. With the new Supervisory Board in place, the company aims to maintain stability and drive its strategic initiatives forward. For stakeholders, the appointment of Weinmann and Kemm brings fresh oversight and could signal continuity in CENIT’s long-term strategy. The company’s focus on PLM and EIM technologies aligns with broader industry trends toward digital transformation, which may present growth opportunities. As CENIT employs around 900 people worldwide, the governance transition is unlikely to disrupt daily operations but ensures compliance and strategic guidance. The news was originally released via NEWMEDIAWIRE. For more information, visit www.cenit.com.
