On November 18, the Swedish Economic Crime Agency raided the listed company Intellego.
The suspicions against the company concern providing misleading information and reporting to inflate its value, and the now-fired CEO, Claes Lindahl, has been arrested on suspicion, among other things, of gross fraud.
Affärsvärlden now reports that just days before the raid, he received a performance-based bonus of three million kronor. The company's acting CEO, Jacob Laurin, told the newspaper that Intellego has taken steps to demand the money back.
Intellego manufactures and develops UV technology used in disinfection, sun protection and industrial applications. The company's shares, with 19,000 owners, have been suspended since the raid in November.
