Daimler's shareholders are also set to approve a new corporate structure, prompting calls from some shareholders for Daimler to consider more radical restructuring moves to unlock shareholder value. Ingo Speich from fund manager Deka said that despite Daimler's success in gaining market share for Mercedes, shareholders had failed to see significant improvements in the company's share price and demanded that Daimler consider listing Daimler Trucks, a step that Daimler dismissed on Wednesday. Instead CEO designate Kaellenius will work out ways to cut development costs for new Mercedes-Benz cars by a significant amount by 2025 and will intensify alliances with rivals as a way to improve margins. (Reporting by Ilona Wissenbach and Thomas Seythal; Writing by Edward Taylor; Editing by Michelle Martin and Susan Fenton)