TÜV SÜD Appoints Interim Leadership Following CEO Transition
Sabine Nitzsche, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) / TÜV SÜD
MUNICH, GERMANY – NEWSAKTUELL – 10 July 2025 –
Ishan Palit brings over three decades of experience at TÜV SÜD, having joined the company in 1994 to establish its operations in India. He later served as CEO of the Asia Pacific region based in Singapore, and in 2011, took charge of the global Product Service Division. Since 2017, he has served as Chief Operating Officer and member of the Board of Management, helping to shape TÜV SÜD's global strategy and operations.
Sabine Nitzsche joined TÜV SÜD as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and member of the Board of Management in March 2025. She brings over 30 years of international leadership experience in finance, strategy and operations in the high-tech and automotive industry. Before joining
TÜV SÜD, she served as CFO and Executive Board member at Vitesco Technologies AG. She has also held senior positions at Infineon Technologies AG, including CFO of Infineon's Automotive Division, and EMEA CFO at GlobalFoundries.
ADVERTISEMENT
'We are very pleased that Ishan and Sabine will oversee the interim management of TÜV SÜD during this transition,' said Frank Hyldmar, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of TÜV SÜD AG. 'Ishan is a seasoned TÜV SÜD senior executive with deep knowledge of our business and strong global leadership experience. Sabine brings a proven track record as CFO across multiple multinational enterprises. Together, they form a strong leadership team as we work towards appointing a long-term CEO.'
TÜV SÜD remains focused on delivering value to its customers, employees, and partners, while building on its strong foundation and executing its long-term strategy.
Hashtag: #TÜVSÜD
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
About TÜV SÜD AG
Founded in 1866 as a steam boiler inspection association, the TÜV SÜD Group has evolved into a global enterprise. Around 30,000 employees work at over 1,000 locations in about 50 countries to continually improve technology, systems and expertise. They contribute significantly to making technical innovations such as Industry 4.0, autonomous driving and renewable energy safe and reliable. tuvsud.com
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Sharjah 24
a day ago
- Sharjah 24
SRTI Park launches Maxbyte Industry X.0 Innovation Hub
The initiative stems from a strategic partnership between SRTI Park and Maxbyte Technologies, a leading industrial deep tech company headquartered in Abu Dhabi. The new hub is positioned to become a regional catalyst for Industry 4.0 transformation, enabling companies—especially SMEs—to adopt digital, robotic, and decarbonization technologies that enhance competitiveness, productivity, and sustainability. Hussain Al Mahmoudi, CEO of SRTI Park, said during the inauguration: 'We are proud to launch the Maxbyte Industrial Hub from within SRTI Park—a step that marks a pivotal moment in supporting industrial modernization across the UAE and the wider region. The hub offers a real opportunity for manufacturers to access transformative tools, digital strategies, and new frameworks that will allow them to scale efficiently and smartly.' The Maxbyte Industry X.0 Innovation Hub is built on five key pillars: Innovation, Transformation, Education, Career Development, and Community Building. It aims to train 6,000 skilled professionals and engage over 125 companies in Industry 4.0 adoption by 2028. More than 75 specialized training programs are planned over the next three years, complemented by an annual Industry X.0 Innovation Festival and ongoing meetups for industrial leaders. Ramshankar CS, CEO of Maxbyte, said: 'This hub is where forward-thinking manufacturers will forge their futures. We have designed it as an agile transformation platform where enterprises can adopt digital tools, embrace automation, and build future-ready teams equipped for the next industrial era.' Among the key initiatives presented during the launch were advanced programs in Quantum Computing, Semiconductor Design & Manufacturing, Machine Tools & Smart Production, and the company's flagship LEAP program, which integrates innovation, education, and workforce readiness. The hub has already conducted over 200 ITTI readiness assessments, laying the groundwork for regional transformation. It aims to impact more than 1,500 individuals and become a cornerstone for job creation and talent development in the UAE's industrial sector. The launch of the Maxbyte Industry X.0 Innovation Hub aligns with the UAE's national Operation 300bn strategy, which is focused on boosting the industrial sector's contribution to GDP, strengthening local manufacturing, and attracting high-tech investments. SRTI Park continues to lead as one of the fastest-growing innovation ecosystems in the Middle East, providing world-class infrastructure and a thriving collaborative environment that bridges government, academia, and the private sector to shape the future of research, innovation, and industrial excellence in Sharjah and beyond.
Gulf Today
6 days ago
- Gulf Today
EGA starts-up final reduction cell in next generation technology pilot project
Homaid Al Shimmari, Chairman of Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA), started-up the final reduction cell in the company's next generation smelting technology pilot project in Al Taweelah. The pilot is a key step in readying EX smelting technology for large-scale industrialisation, making the project an important foundation of EGA's future growth and the further strengthening of EGA's position as the technology provider of choice in the global aluminium industry. EX is EGA's 10th generation smelting technology and produces more aluminium with less energy and lower emissions. Homaid Al Shimmari said, "EX technology enhances EGA's ability to remain at the forefront of the global aluminium industry. Our aim is to apply this technology in our planned facility in Oklahoma, the first new primary aluminium production plant to be built in the United States since 1980. As part of this effort, we will test the technology using alumina refined from bauxite sourced from multiple locations, to further prove its potential for global deployment.' Abdulnasser Bin Kalban, Chief Executive Officer of Emirates Global Aluminium, stated, 'The pilot of our new EX technology is a strategic project for EGA, and is the latest chapter in our long history of industry leadership through technology innovation. The performance of EX reduction cells during start-up and in the first weeks of production has been even better than expected, and I am excited about what this technology will achieve. I thank each colleague who worked so hard to develop this new technology and build the pilot in Al Taweelah.' EGA has developed its own aluminium smelting technology in the UAE for more than 30 years. All EGA smelter expansions since the 1990s have used EGA technology, and the company as retrofitted all its older potlines. EGA's technology development, and earlier work since 1980, has reduced the amount of electricity required to make each tonne of aluminium by 37.5 percent. EGA was the first UAE industrial company to license its core process technology internationally, in a deal with Aluminium Bahrain in 2016 for the use of EGA's DX+ Ultra technology in the Bahraini company's Potline 6 expansion project. The EX pilot in Al Taweelah will also be used to prove the most advanced Industry 4.0 capabilities in the global aluminium industry. EGA launched its digital transformation in 2021 to boost cost competitiveness, agility, and flexibility, and to improve safety and sustainability. Since then, EGA has implemented more than 80 Industry 4.0 use cases, generating around $100 million in financial impact. In January 2025, EGA became the first industrial company in the UAE and the first aluminium company in the world to be designated an Industry 4.0 global lighthouse by the World Economic Forum. Construction of the 10 pilot pots began in late 2024, and the first reduction cell was energised in mid-June 2024. WAM
Al Etihad
6 days ago
- Al Etihad
EGA starts-up final reduction cell in next generation technology pilot project
11 July 2025 14:54 ABU DHABI (WAM) Homaid Al Shimmari, Chairman of Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA), started-up the final reduction cell in the company's next generation smelting technology pilot project in Al pilot is a key step in readying EX smelting technology for large-scale industrialisation, making the project an important foundation of EGA's future growth and the further strengthening of EGA's position as the technology provider of choice in the global aluminium is EGA's 10th generation smelting technology and produces more aluminium with less energy and lower Al Shimmari said, "EX technology enhances EGA's ability to remain at the forefront of the global aluminium industry. Our aim is to apply this technology in our planned facility in Oklahoma, the first new primary aluminium production plant to be built in the United States since 1980. As part of this effort, we will test the technology using alumina refined from bauxite sourced from multiple locations, to further prove its potential for global deployment.'Abdulnasser Bin Kalban, Chief Executive Officer of Emirates Global Aluminium, stated, 'The pilot of our new EX technology is a strategic project for EGA, and is the latest chapter in our long history of industry leadership through technology innovation. The performance of EX reduction cells during start-up and in the first weeks of production has been even better than expected, and I am excited about what this technology will achieve. I thank each colleague who worked so hard to develop this new technology and build the pilot in Al Taweelah.'EGA has developed its own aluminium smelting technology in the UAE for more than 30 years. All EGA smelter expansions since the 1990s have used EGA technology, and the company as retrofitted all its older potlines. EGA's technology development, and earlier work since 1980, has reduced the amount of electricity required to make each tonne of aluminium by 37.5 was the first UAE industrial company to license its core process technology internationally, in a deal with Aluminium Bahrain in 2016 for the use of EGA's DX+ Ultra technology in the Bahraini company's Potline 6 expansion EX pilot in Al Taweelah will also be used to prove the most advanced Industry 4.0 capabilities in the global aluminium launched its digital transformation in 2021 to boost cost competitiveness, agility, and flexibility, and to improve safety and sustainability. Since then, EGA has implemented more than 80 Industry 4.0 use cases, generating around $100 million in financial January 2025, EGA became the first industrial company in the UAE and the first aluminium company in the world to be designated an Industry 4.0 global lighthouse by the World Economic Forum. Construction of the 10 pilot pots began in late 2024, and the first reduction cell was energised in mid-June 2024.
