Lars-Johan Jarnheimer, outgoing Chairman of Eniro.
Lars-Johan Jarnheimer do not regret the time on Eniro and its shares in the search company he will keep.
On Tuesday morning announced that search company Eniro’s Nomination Committee that the entire company board , with the Chairman Lars-Johan Jarnheimer in the lead, have declined re-election. Jarnheimer will now focus on his chairmanship of Ikea.
“It has taken a tremendous amount of time and during that time I step on this, I have also become president of Ikea. So that’s the reason. I have never worked so much that I made during certain periods here “said Jarnheimer SIX News.
It has been a turbulent period for Eniro Jarnheimers time as president. The bottom was reached in 2014 when the company’s former CEO Johan Lindgren fired and reported to the police after it was discovered large inaccuracies in the company’s accounts. Bankruptcy Rumors have surrounded the company a long time but have always been denied by the executives. But despite the messy years says Jarnheimer that he does not concern his time at Eniro.
“No, I do not. And I still believe in the company. It’s been a learning period, although it has been tough too “.
Jarnheimers continued belief in the company is based, he Eniro operates in a search market that is growing and that after all is a profitable company.
” it has a very strong brand in Scandinavia. the paradox is that the number of customers increases at Eniro but turnover. the price per contact goes down and the loss has been so fast that they could not compensate for that with more customers. Over time, the fall in prices to fall. then you get more efficient as well. it has already picked out billions of Eniro’s costs in recent years, “he says.
Jarnheimer sitting on a relatively large holding in Eniro – 200,000 shares, 5,000 preferred shares and 600,000 warrants – and have no plans to sell even though he is leaving the company. “That I will keep,” he said.
The new Eniro Board of Directors is proposed to consist of Björn Björnsson (Chairman), Salmén, Joachim Berner and Örjan Frid.
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