"This is motivated by the fact that the market currently lacks sufficient information about Intellego," FI writes in a press release.
Yesterday, the company was suspended from trading on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. This was in connection with CEO Claes Lindahl being arrested by the Swedish Economic Crime Agency on suspicion of gross fraud.
It is unclear what exactly the suspicions consist of. The prosecutor also decided to freeze 100 million kronor from the company's funds.
The allegations against both Claes Lindahl and the company itself are related to the company's press releases and quarterly reports in 2025, Intellego stated in a press release on Tuesday.
Intellego develops and manufactures color indications that show the effect of UV irradiation for, among other things, disinfection products.
The company has been criticized during the year for inadequate information about various deals. The stock has also gone through a yo-yo on the stock market, first skyrocketing to a total value of over SEK 6 billion, but then plummeting to around SEK 1.5 billion today, according to Dagens Industri.
When the trading halt is lifted, the downward trend will likely continue.
