Medigene AG Announces CEO Departure and Leadership Changes Amid Insolvency Proceedings

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2025.07.18 14:27
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Medigene AG has announced the departure of CEO Dr. Selwyn Ho, effective July 24, 2025, with Ralph Schäfer set to take over on July 25, 2025. This leadership change comes amid ongoing preliminary insolvency proceedings, though it is stated to be unrelated. The company has also seen other key personnel departures, including its Chief Scientific Officer. The latest analyst rating for Medigene stock (DE:MDG1) is a Buy, with a price target of EUR2.00.

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An update from Medigene ( (DE:MDG1) ) is now available.

Medigene AG, a company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, has announced the departure of its CEO, Dr. Selwyn Ho, whose contract expires on July 24, 2025. Ralph Schäfer, currently the General Counsel, will assume the role of CEO starting July 25, 2025. This leadership change occurs amidst ongoing preliminary insolvency proceedings, although the departures are stated to be unrelated to these proceedings. Additionally, the company has seen recent departures from other key positions, including its Chief Scientific Officer and a member of its Supervisory Board.

The most recent analyst rating on (DE:MDG1) stock is a Buy with a EUR2.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Medigene stock, see the DE:MDG1 Stock Forecast page.

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