R. STAHL AG Names Bernd Marx CFO - Quick Facts

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12/14/2012 4:02 AM ET

R. STAHL AG (RSLG: Quote) announced its Supervisory Board appointed Bernd Marx as Chief Financial Officer. As CFO, he will be responsible for the fields Controlling, Finance, IT, Legal and Compliance, Investor Relations and M&A.

In this newly created function, Marx will also head the companies R. STAHL Schaltgeräte GmbH as Commercial Managing Director, the subsidiaries in India and Brazil, as well as HMI Systems and Camera Systems.

Bernd Marx joined R. STAHL in 2004 and initially served as Commercial Director of HMI Systems GmbH, Cologne. As of 2007, he headed the Corporate Finance and Accounting division.

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