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The Annual General Meeting was chaired by Helene von Roeder, who, as priorly announced, resigned from the Supervisory Board with effect from the end of the Annual General Meeting. The shareholders of Deutsche Wohnen approved the original agenda items of the Annual General Meeting with a large majority in each case. The special investigation proposed by [a shareholder // the shareholder Cornwall (Luxembourg) S.à r.l.] was rejected.
During the Annual General Meeting, the two Co-CEOs Konstantina Kanellopoulos and Lars Urbansky provided an overview of the past financial year and the strategic direction of Deutsche Wohnen. On behalf of the entire Management Board, they also expressly thanked all employees who, in addition to their day-to-day work, have made a significant contribution to the successful completion of the integration with Vonovia. In this context, the two Co-CEOs outlined that Deutsche Wohnen is benefiting from the successful integration in a variety of ways.

Around 96 percent of the voting capital was represented at this year’s Annual General Meeting. The main shareholder with almost 87 percent is Vonovia SE.