Supervisory Boards of German Companies – Page 97

Welcome to the most comprehensive database for supervisory boards, advisory boards, and administrative boards in Germany. Our directory provides you with daily updated insights into the composition, structure, and personnel changes of control and advisory bodies across the German economy. We cover all common legal forms – from listed AGs and SEs to the traditional GmbH, GmbH & Co. KG, and cooperatives.

Whether you're looking for specific supervisory or advisory board members, analyzing the female share, or seeking information about co-determination – here you'll find all relevant commercial register data at a glance. Use our search function or the city picker to find companies and boards in your region. On our detailed person pages, you can immediately see which experts hold the most mandates. Follow key new appointments in real time via our live feed.

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Rankings

Rankings across various categories.

Highest Female Share

Supervisory boards with the highest share of women

Most International Boards

Boards with the most diverse countries of origin among members

Person with Most Mandates

Persons with the most ongoing board mandates

More rankings
  • Largest Board

  • Highest Male Share

  • Biggest Replacements

  • Most Common Professions

  • Most Common Residence Country Outside Germany

  • Top Female Supervisory Board Members

  • Person with Most Chair Mandates

  • Chairs with Longest Tenure

Supervisory Board Search (2213)

Search for companies with listed supervisory boards

CompanyCityRegistry CourtRegistration Number
Last Published
Ratiodata SE
Co-determined
MünsterMünsterHRB 2206215.04.2026
PoingMünchenHRB 20945415.04.2026
S-Bahn Berlin GmbH
Co-determined
BerlinBerlin (Charlottenburg)HRB 5125715.04.2026
DüsseldorfDüsseldorfHRB 3769515.04.2026
BerlinBerlin (Charlottenburg)HRB 27679415.04.2026
HamburgHamburgHRB 18419615.04.2026
HamburgHamburgHRB 18682615.04.2026
HamburgHamburgHRB 18430315.04.2026
BerlinBerlin (Charlottenburg)HRB 3325915.04.2026
LangenfeldDüsseldorfHRB 4604815.04.2026

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Supervisory Boards, Advisory Boards, and Administrative Boards

Our database generates daily updated announcements from commercial register publications for all common legal forms. In our news feed, you'll find precisely formulated reports for every change, such as: "Date – Dr. XYZ from Munich succeeds Max Mustermann and becomes a new member of the administrative board of Beispiel SE based in Frankfurt."

The composition depends largely on the legal form and size of the company. While an AG is legally required to have a supervisory board, many GmbHs use a voluntary advisory board for strategic consultation. The Societas Europaea (SE) is often governed through an administrative board (monistic system). In our database, we maintain dedicated person pages where you can track in detail which boards and legal forms a person is active in and which professions are most commonly represented.

A supervisory board is legally required for stock corporations (AG) and has strict oversight and control duties. An advisory board, on the other hand, is usually established voluntarily in a GmbH, GmbH & Co. KG, or family business. The tasks of the advisory board are defined in the articles of association and range from pure management consulting to supervisory board-like control functions.

Using our "Co-determined only" filter, you can find boards that include employee representatives. In Germany, the One-Third Participation Act generally applies to corporations with 500 or more employees (one-third of seats for employees on the supervisory board). From 2,000 employees, the Co-Determination Act applies (parity, i.e., equal composition). Voluntary advisory boards in mid-sized companies are usually exempt from these requirements.

The female share on boards varies by legal form. For approximately 100 listed and parity co-determined companies in Germany, a fixed gender quota of 30 percent applies for the supervisory board. In advisory boards of mid-sized GmbHs, the quota is often structured differently. In our directory, you can check gender distribution in real time and specifically filter for companies with the highest female or male share.