ICA Sweden CEO Eric Lundberg to step down after four years, successor not yet named

Mon 21 Sept 2026 10:50 CEST

ICA Sweden will have a new CEO when Eric Lundberg leaves his post after four years, the company announced. However, a replacement has not yet been announced.

"When I took office, we had a clear mission and clear goals for ICA Sweden's development. Today we have a well-functioning business, a clear strategy and a strong foundation to build on," says Eric Lundberg in a press release.

Eric Lundberg will continue until Feb. 28 next year.

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