Steinhoff announces new chief financial officer

Jul 08 2019 08:57

Jan Cronje

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Steinhoff [JSE:SNH] announced on Monday that Theodore de Klerk would take over as its new CFO on September 1.

De Klerk is the conglomerate's current operations director and member of the group's management board.

He will be replacing Philip Dieperink, who is stepping down by "mutual consent".

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"Theo has been with the group in various positions since 2003 and is well-qualified for the post," said Steinhoff.

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