Generation change at Crespel & Deiters
Sabine Schobert takes over shares from Antje Marten
The family business Crespel & Deiters is undergoing a significant generational change at shareholder level: Antje Marten, 5th generation shareholder, has handed over her shares in the company to her daughter Sabine Schobert. This marks the 6th generation to join the shareholder structure of the 160-year-old wheat refiner.
As a shareholder, Antje Marten played a key role in the company's development: together with her brother Ulrich Deiters, she took over her father Hugo Carl Deiters' shares in 1999. During her time as a shareholder, Loryma GmbH, which specializes in food ingredients, and the Dutch extrusion specialist ECP B.V. were acquired and significant and forward-looking investments were made at the Ibbenbüren and Helmond sites.
Sabine Schobert, a graduate in business administration with many years of experience in the company, will bring new impetus to the further development of the Crespel & Deiters Group. The handover underlines the long-term commitment to continuity as a family business. "I am delighted to take on responsibility in this role for a company that has shaped our family for generations," says Schobert.
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