Corporate Governance
As an internationally active company based in Germany, the management and monitoring of Ahlers AG are based on German law, in particular stock corporation law, commercial law, co-determination law, and capital market law, as well as on our Articles of Incorporation and the German Corporate Governance Code as implemented in the Company.
The German Corporate Governance Code was initially adopted in 2002 by an independent commission acting on behalf of the federal government. Ahlers AG complies with the current expanded version of the code to the greatest possible extent. Any deviations are enumerated in a declaration of compliance and published on our website (only available in German language since 2021).
Corporate Governance Code
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 15, 2020
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 17, 2019
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 12, 2018
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 7, 2017
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 8, 2016
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 10, 2015
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 3, 2014
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 3, 2013
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 14, 2012
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 13, 2011
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 9, 2010
with the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 9, 2009
pursuant to section 161 of the German Stock Corporation Act
to use the German Corporate Governance Code pursuant to paragraph 161 AktG, December 2, 2008