A new chapter is opening at Europcar.
After announcing Wednesday to hold 87.38% of the rental company, its new owner, the Green Mobility Holding consortium, led by the Volkswagen group, is invited to the supervisory board.
Five members of Green Mobility Holding are entering it, including Holger Peters, head of the transformation of the Volkswagen group, who should occupy the presidency of the supervisory body.
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For her part, the current CEO of Europcar, Caroline Parot, is stepping down after six years at the head of the group.
Europcar almost collapsed during the Covid crisis before being taken over by its creditors at the end of 2020, then bought by Volkswagen.
The German group then teamed up with the British fund Attestor - already a shareholder of Europcar - and the Dutch Pon Holdings (car distributor, owner of bicycle manufacturers, including the famous Dutch Gazelle) with an offer of 2.9 billion euros. euros in July 2021. The next manager of the subsidiary of…
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