Hemnet replaces CEO Jonas Gustafsson as share price plunges 59% this year
Hemnet CEO Jonas Gustafsson is leaving today. His replacement will take over immediately.
BusinessHemnet CEO Jonas Gustafsson is leaving today. His replacement will take over immediately.
BusinessHemnet's operating profit plunged 26 percent to SEK 144.1 million in the third quarter, according to the housing site's interim report. Net sales fell 18 percent during the quarter to SEK 301.5 million.
BusinessThe housing site Hemnet is being forced into a major cost-cutting package, in which almost 40 percent of its employees will have to leave. In addition, the company is launching entirely new advertising solutions for its customers. "It is a sacred cow that is really being slaughtered," says Erik Wikander, former CEO of Svensk Fastighetsförmedling, among others.
BusinessHousing ad site Hemnet's pre-tax profit plummeted to 48.3 million kronor in the first quarter of the year, down from 102.9 million a year earlier.
BusinessThe housing site Hemnet is launching a new model for those who want to sell their home. "Sell first, pay later" will now be possible for the company's housing ads. However, you must be prepared to pay more.
Business2,000 bear scat samples. This is how many the County Administrative Board in Västerbotten hopes to receive when it now urges the general public to collect bear droppings.
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