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Directors leave Swiss military firm after fraud probe

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May 3, 2025
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Three departures from the Ruag MRO Board of Directors following incidents

Three departures from the Ruag MRO Board of Directors following incidents


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Three board directors will not stand for re-election following an alleged fraud at the Swiss defence company Ruag MRO.


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The government only granted them discharge with reservations.

Monica Duca Widmer, Nicolas Gremaud and Sibylle Minder Hochreutener will leave office, as the federally owned defence company announced on Friday.

Elisabeth Bourqui was excluded from the government’s reservation. She will remain on the board of directors, along with Chair Jürg Rötheli and Roland Leuenberger, who only took office at the beginning of the year.

The former CEO of the SR Technic Group, Jean-Marc Lenz, is to become a new member of the board of directors. The Federal Council approved the proposal at the Annual General Meeting on 17 June.

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Alleged fraud at Ruag MRO: the MPC takes over the investigation

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Swiss attorney general takes over suspected RUAG MRO fraud probe




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Mar 21, 2025



The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland (OAG) has taken over the criminal investigation into the case of alleged fraud at RUAG MRO, a Swiss military technology firm.



Read more: Swiss attorney general takes over suspected RUAG MRO fraud probe


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