Ferretti Shareholders File Rival Board Slates Ahead of May 14 Showdown
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Posted on April 20, 2026
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Add as preferred source on GoogleKKCG Maritime, now holding about 23% of Ferretti after its partial tender offer, has submitted a rival board slate—including Karel Komárek for president and Alberto Galassi for CEO—to challenge the Weichai-backed incumbent slate proposing Tan Ning as chair ahead of the May 14 AGM.

MILAN, April 20 (Reuters) - The two largest shareholders of Ferretti on Monday filed rival slates of candidates for the renewal of the Italian yacht maker's board, setting the stage for a battle at the company's annual meeting on May 14.
Czech investor KKCG Maritime submitted a list of nominees including KKCG's founder Karel Komarek for president and proposing to confirm Alberto Galassi as chief executive.
The Czech firm, which last month increased its stake to around 23% of Ferretti's capital, said it wanted to overhaul the firm's board, currently dominated by representatives of China's Weichai Group which has a 39.5% stake.
Weichai's slate contains no explicit nominee for the chief executive role, and proposes Tan Ning as chair.
(Reporting by Elisa Anzolin, editing by Gavin Jones)
The largest shareholders of Ferretti are KKCG Maritime, holding around 23%, and China's Weichai Group, holding 39.5%.
The May 14 meeting will decide on the renewal of Ferretti's board as shareholders filed rival candidate slates.
KKCG Maritime has nominated its founder Karel Komarek for president and proposes to confirm Alberto Galassi as chief executive.
Weichai Group has proposed Tan Ning as chair in their slate for the Ferretti board.
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