Ørsted Announces New Employee Representatives to Supervisory Board

Ørsted's internal elections appoint three employees to its Supervisory Board, blending experience with new commercial insight ahead of the 2026 AGM.

The Danish renewable energy giant Ørsted has concluded its internal elections, selecting three employees to serve as representatives on the company’s Supervisory Board. These individuals will formally assume their mandates following the Annual General Meeting scheduled for April 9, 2026.

A Blend of Experience and Fresh Perspective

The election results introduce a mix of continuity and new insight. Two incumbent representatives secured re-election: Benny Gøbel, a Senior Mechanical Specialist within the Generation business unit, and Pawel Matysiak, a Solutions Manager in Finance and Digital Technology. They will be joined by a new appointee, Ruchit Majmudar, who serves as Lead Venture Manager in the Commercial division. Majmudar will occupy the board’s third seat reserved for employee representation.

This trio ensures that technical, financial, and commercial viewpoints from within Ørsted’s global operations are directly heard at the highest level of governance. With a worldwide workforce of approximately 8,000 people, this internal representation is designed to bolster the board’s oversight capabilities.

AGM to Cap a Strong Financial Year

The 2026 Annual General Meeting is set for 10:00 AM CEST on April 9 at the company’s offices on Nesa Allé in Gentofte, Denmark. The agenda includes several key resolutions: approval of the 2025 annual report, decisions on profit allocation, and the discharge of responsibility for both the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board. Shareholders will also vote on a proposed authorization allowing the company to buy back its own shares.

The newly elected board members will begin their tenure after a robust year for the company. Ørsted reported an operating profit (EBITDA) for 2025 of DKK 25.1 billion (approximately €3.4 billion), a figure adjusted for new partnerships and cancellation fees. The company’s operational portfolio currently stands at 10.2 gigawatts (GW) of installed offshore wind capacity, with an additional 8.1 GW under construction.