The board of the technology company Intellego has appointed board member Jacob Laurin as interim managing director with immediate effect. This decision follows the resignation of Claes Lindahl, who is stepping down while an investigation by the Swedish Financial Crimes Authority (Ekobrottsmyndigheten) is ongoing.
"I have had the privilege of accompanying Intellego from the Board of Directors over the past year. Taking responsibility for Intellego in this situation is undoubtedly a great challenge. However, I am convinced that we - all employees of the company who are committed at every level - will overcome this phase together and emerge stronger. The company is developing well, as already reported, and we firmly believe in a promising future with our products and services," explained Jacob Laurin.
The source for the hedge fund manager's statement is the Swedish financial news service Placera.se.
In the article, the fund manager said Per Johansson of Origo Quest said: "I estimate that the stock could fall by 90% when it reopens for trading"
