Renault names Carine Damois as new CFO

Renault (RNOp) Group has appointed Carine Damois as its new Chief Financial Officer, with the change taking effect on November 14, 2026. The appointment was disclosed in a company press release dated October 5, 2026. In her new role, Damois will report directly to Chief Executive Officer François Provost and will be part of the Group's Leadership Team, placing her at the center of Renault (RNOp)’s financial decision-making.

Damois will succeed Duncan Minto, who has decided to pursue new professional opportunities outside Renault Group. The transition marks the end of a long period of service for Minto and introduces a new leader at the head of the finance function. Renault presents the change as part of its ongoing focus on maintaining a high level of financial performance while executing its strategy.

Renault highlights that Carine Damois brings more than 20 years of experience in financial governance, digital transformation and corporate services within international organizations. Since 2021, she has served as Deputy Chief Financial Officer of Michelin. In that role, she oversaw key finance functions across more than 100 countries, giving her extensive exposure to complex, global financial operations.

Beyond her Deputy CFO responsibilities, Damois played a central role in driving Michelin’s performance, strategy and transformation initiatives. Renault also notes that before joining Michelin’s executive ranks, she held several senior leadership positions both at Michelin and at the AREVA Group. These roles covered areas such as manufacturing, logistics, energy, treasury and operations.

Damois is a graduate of ESSEC Business School, adding a recognized academic foundation to her professional background. Renault emphasizes her combination of financial expertise, industrial experience and international perspective as key attributes for leading the Group’s finance function.

With Damois joining as Chief Financial Officer, Renault strengthens its top management team with an executive experienced in large-scale, international finance. Her position on the Leadership Team and direct reporting line to CEO François Provost underline the central role of finance within Renault’s governance.

The company links this leadership move to its ambition to sustain strong financial performance while advancing its strategic priorities. By appointing an executive with a track record in transformation and global finance oversight, Renault signals continuity in its focus on disciplined financial management and strategic execution following the departure of Duncan Minto.