Swisscom names Aeschlimann CEO, one-offs swell 2021 net profit


FILE PHOTO: A worker removes foliage from a footpath in front of an office building of Swiss telecom company Swisscom AG in Zurich November 8, 2012. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swisscom named Christoph Aeschlimann as new chief executive on Thursday to succeed Urs Schaeppi when he steps down on June 1 after nine years in the post, the company said as it reported results.

Aeschlimann, 45, is head of infrastructure, network and IT and a member of the group executive board.

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