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Former Intellego Board Member Cleared of Fraud Suspicions as Company Faces Delisting

Key Points
  • Johan Möllerström, former Intellego board member, is no longer suspected of gross fraud and gross swindling after investigation was dropped.
  • Intellego is being delisted from the stock exchange, affecting 18,000 shareholders who face significant losses.
  • KPMG investigation found 98% of Intellego's 2024 revenues were false, with only 3 million kronor of 137 million being real.

Kristianstad resident Johan Möllerström, a major shareholder and former board member of technology company Intellego, is no longer suspected of any crime after being investigated for gross fraud and gross swindling, according to reports. ' The investigation against him has reportedly been dropped. Möllerström resigned from his board position at Krinova in December when the criminal suspicions first emerged.

Meanwhile, Intellego faces severe financial troubles. The company is being delisted from the stock exchange, affecting approximately 18,000 shareholders who stand to lose their investments. According to an investigation by auditing firm KPMG from mid-February, 98 percent of Intellego's 2024 revenues were false, with only 3 million kronor out of 137 million being real.

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Johan Möllerström, major shareholder and former board member of Intellego

The company was once valued at over 6 billion kronor but has since seen its value plummet.

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