Press Release Supervisory Board of AUDI AG appoints new Member of the Board of Management for Finance and Legal Affairs


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This Monday saw the Supervisory Board of AUDI AG fill the position of Member of the Board for Finance and Legal Affairs. Jürgen Rittersberger is set to take over the division from April 2021, while current CFO Arno Antlitz will move to the Volkswagen Group as Group CFO. Before the transition, Antlitz will publish Audi’s 2020 annual financial statements as planned on March 18.

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