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On December 31, 2021, Staffan Pehrson, President & CEO Nefab Group, will resign to pursue opportunities outside the Nefab Group.

Staffan comments:

"It has been fantastic to make this journey with Nefab and all our great people worldwide. We have now successfully executed upon our 2020 strategy and we are also off to a great start in 2021. I feel that it is feasible for me to move on to a new challenge after 2021, while securing a smooth transition of leadership."

Magdalena Gerger, Chairman of the Board, continues:

"On behalf of the Board, I want to thank Staffan for his great contributions to the group's success over the last five years. During this time, Nefab has achieved fantastic results in terms of growth and profitability improvements, while significantly strengthening its market position. We are now better positioned than ever before to succeed on our continued growth journey."

Nefab's growth strategy remains firm and the company keeps its focus on delivering upon customer commitments across 33 countries around the world.

 

Media contact:
Oscar Gestblom
EVP People & Brand
oscar.gestblom@nefab.com

 

About Nefab

Nefab is a leading global provider of customized industrial packaging solutions and services, optimized to minimize total cost and environmental impact in customers' supply chains. Nefab supplies solutions to companies spanning industries such as telecommunications, energy, automotive, healthcare and aerospace. The company was founded in 1949 and has since developed from a local, product-oriented company into a customer-oriented company with a leading position in the global marketplace.

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