NCTE AG Appoints Sebastian Müller as Chief Financial Officer

Munich/Oberhaching, June 20, 2024: At its ordinary Supervisory Board meeting on June 12, 2024, the Supervisory Board of NCTE AG unanimously decided to appoint Sebastian Müller, previously Head of Finance & Controlling, to the company’s Management Board. Müller has assumed his new role as CFO with immediate effect and reports directly to CEO Jürgen Uebbing.

Sebastian Müller joined NCTE in May 2022 and oversaw the company’s international growth and IPO. NCTE AG has been listed on the Munich Stock Exchange in the m:access SME segment since October 2023. NCTE AG closed the past financial year with record sales and the best result in the past five years.

New CFO of NCTE AG: Sebastian Müller. (Image: NCTE)

“Sebastian Müller has impressively demonstrated in recent years that he can successfully drive forward the financial strategy and growth of our company. His appointment as CFO is an important step for the future development of NCTE,” says Günter Pröpster, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of NCTE AG.

“I am delighted to have Sebastian Müller at my side as my new Management Board colleague. We have already worked together very successfully and I know that I can count on his extensive experience in finance and his active support,” adds Jürgen Uebbing, CEO of NCTE AG.

Management Board duo for NCTE AG (from left to right): Jürgen Uebbing and Sebastian Müller. (Image: NCTE)

“I am very much looking forward to my new role as CFO and continuing the successful collaboration with Jürgen Uebbing and the entire team. Together we will continue to pursue our growth strategy and successfully lead NCTE AG into the future,” says Sebastian Müller, new CFO of NCTE AG.

Müller has already held various management positions in the financial sector during his career. At Matica Technologies AG, he was Group Director Finance & IT and VP Global Finance, IT & Corporate from 2017 to 2021. Prior to that, the business administration graduate was Head of Finance at Verifone GmbH for Germany, France and Poland for over five years.