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Fendt-Caravan announces leadership change

03.08.2026 11:01 1 min 1 source
auto-medienportal.net DEU
Fendt-Caravan announces leadership change
Original source: auto-medienportal.net

Jens Lüpkes has been appointed as the new second managing director of Fendt-Caravan, succeeding Hans Frindte, who is retiring. Lüpkes will take over the main responsibilities of his predecessor, including sales, marketing, and aftersales. Andreas Dirr will continue in his role as another managing director and will take on additional internal responsibilities.

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