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BT adds Deutsche Telekom COO Raphael Kubler to board as representative

Mon, 29th Jan 2024 11:10

(Alliance News) - BT Group PLC on Monday said it appointed Raphael Kubler, chief operating officer of Deutsche Telekom AG, to its board as non-executive director, starting on Tuesday.

The London-based telecommunications company said Kubler replaces Adel Al-Saleh as the nominated representative of Deutsche Telekom on its board, in accordance with terms agreed at the time of BT's acquisition of EE Ltd in 2016. T-Mobile Holdings Ltd, which is owned by Deutsche Telekom, has a 12% stake in BT, according to Morningstar.

Apart from being COO of Deutsche Telekom, Kubler has worked as chief finance officer of T-Mobile Deutschland GmbH, which is Deutsche Telekom's mobile operations in Germany.

By Tom Budszus, Alliance News slot editor

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