News | 11/04/2024
Interview with the family shareholders
In the latest interview on the 2023 annual report, Stéfanie Wohlfarth and Jan Liebherr share their impressions of a dynamic year.
They reflect on the challenges of the past year and the significant successes that Liebherr experienced in 2023. These include the successful presentation at Conexpo, the largest construction machinery trade fair in North America, the launch of the first battery-electric L 507 E wheel loader and the progress made in the development of emissions-free technologies in the mining sector through the partnership with Fortescue. Also noteworthy was the order to supply electromechanical actuators for the flight control system of Eve Air Mobility's eVTOL, underlining Liebherr's technological leadership.
The full interview provides further fascinating insights into the development of the product segments, the improvement of the operating result, the increased number of employees and the strategic investments in 2023. You will also find an outlook on the anniversary year 2024, in which the Group celebrates its 75th anniversary.
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