Overview
- Indra said Monday in a CNMV filing that it has begun seeking a new chief executive and has ruled out extending José Vicente de los Mozos’ tenure.
- The company said De los Mozos will continue in his role to ensure an orderly handover until a successor is named.
- The succession drive lands ahead of the June 30 shareholder meeting, which also marks the scheduled end of his mandate.
- State holding SEPI is a key shareholder, and the April appointment of Ángel Simón as chair shifted the board’s internal balance.
- Tensions over a proposed €2 billion tie-up with Escribano Mechanical & Engineering set the backdrop, while El Periódico and La Vanguardia report the government and Simón pushed the exit, a claim Indra has not confirmed.