Overview
- Angela Titzrath, who has led HHLA since 2017, will leave her role by December 31, 2025, after nine years at the helm.
- New majority shareholders MSC and the City of Hamburg recently overruled her 16-cent dividend proposal and capped distributions at ten cents per share.
- Titzrath was not fully briefed on MSC's acquisition of 49.9 percent of HHLA until after the deal had been finalised, highlighting tensions with the new owners.
- Under her leadership, HHLA underwent a strategic transformation emphasising digitalisation, sustainability and expansion into Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean.
- She is expected to receive a multimillion-euro severance package that could amount to two years' salary under her contract, which was originally set to run until 2029.