Hacksaw Gaming CEO Christoffer Källberg has been released from his duties following a decision by the board of directors.
The supplier announced that board member Ana Vrabic Verdir, will act as interim group CEO as the business begins a “comprehensive search process” for a new permanent boss.
The board said the decision was necessary in order to “further align with the group’s strategic position.”
The company has also tapped an unnamed search firm to support the process as it looks to secure a new CEO with “the experience and leadership capabilities to deliver on the group’s long-term strategy”.
Business and operations across Hacksaw’s subsidiaries will carry on as normal, the supplier said.
Hacksaw listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm last summer with Källberg at the helm. He joined Hacksaw in January of 2025 from Carnegie Investment Bank.
Källberg also oversaw the launch of the supplier’s investment arm, Hacksaw Ventures. The VC has since this provided a capital injection to Jinx Gaming.
Hacksaw has already seen an executive departure this year, with Michael Rahm replacing Per Alnefelt as group CFO in January.
Verdir has been a board member of Hacksaw for two years, and in February founded a law firm, Alto Law.
On Tuesday, 28 April, the group’s shares soared 17% after a Q1 report which exceeded expectations. Revenue increased 28% year-on-year (YoY), while EBITDA and profit jumped 27.7% and 52.2% respectively.
The stock is flat at the time of writing.
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Christoffer Källberg departs as the Stockholm-listed suppliers kicks off recruitment process to find candidate with “the experience and leadership capabilities to deliver on the group’s long-term strategy”
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