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- Jan 30, 202390% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Aldi Nord's Albrecht Family Branches Settle Their Long Feud
- The family branches behind Aldi Nord agreed, with the family foundations taking part, to settle their long-running disagreements and legal disputes[1][3].
- The group is to be reorganised under one holding company in the form of a Stiftung & Co. KG[1][3].
- The holding is to be owned half by the foundations of the Theo Albrecht family branch and half by those of the Berthold Albrecht branch, with equal governance rights[1][3].
- Aldi Nord had been owned by three foundations, the Markus, Lukas and Jakobus foundations, whose important decisions needed unanimity[2].
- The new structure still needed agreement with the tax authorities and approval from the foundations' supervisory authority[1].
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- [1]90%presseportal.de/pm/112106/5429187presseportal.de· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Jan 30, 2023 ✓· 99% of score
The release, sent on 30 January 2023 at 18:00 CET, says the family branches "haben sich heute ... geeinigt".
- [2]80%Aldi Nord: Eigentümer legen Familienstreit bei (foodaktuell)foodaktuell.ch· Published Jan 31, 2023· 1% of score
Says the company announced the settlement on Monday; explains the ownership by the Markus, Lukas and Jakobus foundations and that key decisions had needed unanimity.[1]
- [3]85%Familienstreit beigelegt: Aldi Nord bekommt neue Eigentümerstruktur (Lebensmittel Zeitung)lebensmittelzeitung.net· Published Jan 30, 2023· 1% of score
Reports the settlement and the planned Stiftung & Co. KG holding owned half each by the Theo and Berthold Albrecht foundations.[1]
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