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Overview
- He will leave the CEO and Executive Chairman roles on 31 May 2026 after nearly six years at the helm.
- Starting 1 June 2026, he will advise the company for eight months to support continuity.
- The Supervisory Board, chaired by Peter Wennink, has initiated the process to identify a successor.
- The announcement followed recent guidance for adjusted operating profit growth at the low end of the range due to falling beer volumes in Europe and the Americas.
- Heineken shares fell as much as 3.2% in early Amsterdam trading following the news.