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    OMV Petrom: Christina Verchere to step down as CEO after current mandate

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    Christina Verchere, Chief Executive Officer and President of the Executive Board of OMV Petrom, has announced that she will not be available for a possible new mandate in the Executive Board of OMV Petrom. Christina Verchere’s current mandate runs until April 16, 2027.

    Emma Delaney, President of the Supervisory Board of OMV Petrom: “Christina Verchere has led OMV Petrom through a remarkable transformation during her two consecutive terms in office. The company has delivered on major strategic projects, taking a leading role in the energy transition of Romania. I thank Christina for her leadership and unwavering commitment to OMV Petrom and extend all my best wishes for her future.”

    Christina Verchere, CEO of OMV Petrom: “It has been a privilege for me to lead OMV Petrom for these past 9 years. I feel immensely honoured to have been able to be part of the transformation of the company, together with my Executive Board colleagues and the entire OMV Petrom team. With our Strategy 2030, we have moved from ambition to strong execution. I remain committed to the delivery of our strategic projects for the remainder of my mandate.”

    The decision of the Supervisory Board on the Executive Board membership, following the expiration of the current mandate, will be communicated to the market in line with legal requirements.

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