Claes Lindahl, the former CEO of technology company Intellego, has been remanded in custody by Thomas Hertz, a prosecutor at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority. Lindahl had previously been detained on suspicion of aggravated fraud and denies any wrongdoing, according to Dagens industri.
The prosecutor is also seeking significant restrictions on Lindahl, including prohibiting him from associating with others in detention or accessing news media.
On Friday, Intellego appointed Jacob Laurin as acting CEO pending the outcome of the investigation.
The company also announced that it had received notice from the Nasdaq Stockholm exchange, which intends to request that the Disciplinary Committee decide on the delisting of Intellego's shares from the First North Growth Market.
Trading in Intellego's shares was halted on Tuesday.
