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    Soitec Appoints Infineon Executive Laurent Remont as CEO

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    Posted on January 8, 2026

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Soitec appoints Laurent Remont as CEO, succeeding Pierre Barnabe. Remont, from Infineon, will lead amid market challenges.

    Soitec Appoints Infineon Executive Laurent Remont as New CEO

    Jan 8 (Reuters) - Semiconductor wafer maker Soitec has appointed Laurent Remont as its new chief executive officer, to replace Pierre Barnabe from April, the French company said on Thursday.

    Shares of Soitec were up 4.1% at 0811 GMT, at the top of the SBF 120 index of Paris' most traded equities.

    Remont, 54, is currently the senior vice president of Germany's largest chipmaker Infineon and has previously worked at Kontron and STMicroelectronics.

    "We were particularly impressed by his innovative mindset, his strategic vision and his proven ability to design and deploy transformative roadmaps," Frederic Lissalde, chairman of Soitec's board of directors, said in a statement.

    The wafer maker is grappling with weakness across its main markets of mobile, automotive and industrial, and smart devices, which has led its share price to collapse more than 80% since Barnabe became CEO on July 26, 2022.

    In October, Soitec said Barnabe would leave the company for personal reasons.

    (Reporting by Nathan Vifflin in Gdansk, editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Laurent Remont appointed as Soitec's new CEO.
    • •Remont replaces Pierre Barnabe starting in April.
    • •Soitec shares rose 4.1% following the announcement.
    • •Remont has experience with Infineon, Kontron, and STMicroelectronics.
    • •Soitec faces challenges in mobile, automotive, and industrial markets.

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