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Thomas Arnoldner Becomes New CEO of ÖBAG

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Long-term deputy CEO of Telekom Austria will succeed Edith Hlawati as head of state holding on 1 February.

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The deputy head of A1 Telekom Austria, Thomas Arnoldner, is appointed by the ÖBAG Supervisory Board as the new sole head of state holding. He starts his new job on 1 February 2027.

·Vienna, Austria
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Long-term deputy CEO of Telekom Austria will succeed Edith Hlawati as head of state holding on 1 February.

·Vienna, Austria
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In the film industry, something like this is called a plot twist: Thomas Arnoldner becomes head of the state holding Öbag – and not the real favorite Thomas Gangl. Well, now Silvia Angelo, who wants to become ÖBB boss, has to shake around the job.

·Vienna, Austria
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Thomas Arnoldner takes over the leadership of the State Holding ÖBAG. The current Vice-Chief of A1 Telekom Austria will take up his five-year term on February 1, 2027. AUSTRIA. The search for a new leadership for the Austrian Beteiligungs AG (ÖBAG) has been decided. The Supervisory Board appointed Thomas Arnoldner as the future sole CEO, as the State Holding announced on Friday. The 48-year-old succeeds the former ÖBAG CEO Edith Hlawati. "Mr Arn…

The personnel carousel at the head of the state-owned investment company has turned around: Thomas Arnoldner becomes the new sole CEO of ÖBAG. The current Vice-Chief of A1 Telekom Austria will take up his new position on 1 February 2027 and has been appointed for five years. He replaces the former ÖBAG CEO Edith Hlawati.

VIENNA. The term of office of Vienna begins on 1 February 2027 and lasts five years.

·Linz, Austria
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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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