| Martin Ebner | ||||||
When a slight man with white hair, pinched cheeks, a smile playing around his lips and a bow tie stepped onto the podium at the early March AGM of Swiss/Swedish engineering company ABB, the hubbub of bored shareholders calmed and the hall rapidly fell silent.
They all knew that Martin Ebner was an investor on the inside of the catastrophic events at ABB and that he was worth listening to. They also knew he was a major loser as a result of the collapsing share price, and they were on his side in his battle with ABB’s former managers.
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