Enapter AG, a global greentech company specializing in AEM electrolysers for green hydrogen production, held a successful Annual General Meeting for the 2025 financial year on September 22, 2026. Shareholders approved all agenda items by a large majority of more than 94% of the votes, according to the company's NEWMEDIAWIRE release.
Dr.-Ing. Jens Foerst was newly elected to the Supervisory Board, while Eva Katheder and Ragnar Kruse were re-elected. At the subsequent constituent meeting, Foerst was elected Chairman and Katheder Deputy Chairwoman. Foerst brings over 20 years of international leadership experience in operations, product creation, corporate strategy, and corporate management. He previously served on the Group Executive Board of the CLAAS Group and held top management positions at MAN Truck & Bus AG and BMW AG. He is currently active as a strategy consultant, interim manager, business angel, and lecturer in corporate strategy.
The meeting saw approximately 40.3% of the share capital represented. Full voting results are available on the company website www.enapterag.de in the Investor Relations section under Annual General Meeting.
Enapter is a global greentech company that develops and supplies AEM electrolysers for green hydrogen production. The Enapter Group combines development and manufacturing expertise with international production partnerships. Its patented anion exchange membrane (AEM) technology does not rely on expensive and rare raw materials such as iridium, and its modular design enables efficient and scalable green hydrogen production, including where energy supply from solar and wind power fluctuates. Thousands of Enapter AEM electrolysers are already in use at more than 360 customers in over 55 countries. Enapter AG (H2O) is listed in the regulated market of the Frankfurt and Hamburg stock exchanges (ISIN: DE000A255G02).
For investors and industry observers, the strong shareholder support and the appointment of a chairman with deep industrial expertise signal stability and strategic focus. Foerst's background in mechanical engineering and automotive industries could help Enapter scale its manufacturing and commercial operations as demand for green hydrogen grows. The company's AEM technology, which avoids rare materials, positions it well in the renewable energy sector. More information is available at https://www.enapter.com.
