News | 2025-05-06
The year in review
The Group’s anniversary year was filled with unforgettable moments and challenges. Presenter Sebastian Höffner looks back at 2024 as he discusses the year with various interviewees.
In the Löwen Hotel in the Montafon Valley (Austria), presenter Sebastian Höffner looks back at 2024. Guests include Steffen Günther, Member of the Board of Directors of the Liebherr Group, who discusses the past business year and providing insights into pioneering investments as well as future prospects. Dr Jörg Lukowski, Executive Vice President for Sales and Marketing in the mining product segment, speaks about a historic contract for 475 mining machines, set to revolutionise the industry. Another highlight is the interview with table tennis star Timo Boll, who reflects on his greatest successes as he hangs up his bat after a career spanning several decades. There is also the inspiring story of Victoria Santacruz, an apprentice who travelled from Ecuador to Germany to train at Liebherr in Lindenberg (Germany) and who has settled in brilliantly despite various hurdles along the way.
You can find the whole story in the Group’s latest annual report.
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