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Mar 16, 3:04 PM

Leica appoints Andreas Voll as new CEO of the luxury camera brand as it targets global growth, while Kaufmann "plans to remain in the company."

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Leica appoints Andreas Voll as new CEO of the luxury camera brand as it targets global growth, while Kaufmann "plans to remain in the company."

Summary

Leica has appointed Andreas Voll as its new chief executive, effective April 1, succeeding Matthias Harsch. Voll brings extensive luxury sector experience to the German camera maker, aligning with its strategy to strengthen its position in premium design and imaging technology. Under Harsch's nearly eight-year tenure, Leica achieved record annual revenues, reaching €596 million for the 2024/25 financial year, and expanded its global market presence. The company, majority-owned by Andreas Kaufmann, plans to continue its focus on luxury imaging products and global growth.

Key points

  • Andreas Voll is the new CEO of Leica, taking over from Matthias Harsch on April 1.
  • Leica achieved record revenue of €596 million in the 2024/25 financial year.
  • The company aims for continued global expansion and reinforces its luxury technology brand identity.
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