Yves Lionel Assant is New Chairman of Gerresheimer's Supervisory Board


DÃSSELDORF, Germany, September 25 /PRNewswire/ --     Yves Lionel Assant is the new Chairman of Gerresheimer's
Supervisory Board, effective 24th of September, 2007.

Assant was already a member of the Supervisory Board. The
current Chairman, Hans Peter Peters, has left the position for personal
reasons. He remains a member of the Supervisory Board.

Gerresheimer is a pharmaceutical & life science supply and
services company with market leading positions of specialty products made of
glass and plastic. Gerresheimer owns 37 production sites in Europe, North
America and Asia and employs approximately 10,000 employees worldwide.

Contact

    Burkhard Lingenberg
    Director Corporate PR & Marketing
    Telefon +49-211-6181-250
    Telefax +49-211-6181-241
    e-mail b.lingenberg@gerresheimer.com
    Internet http://www.gerresheimer.com

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