Real estate company Klövern has appointed Frida Göransson as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective June 1, according to a press release. She most recently served as the company's Head of Controlling and Governance.
Frida Göransson brings over 20 years of experience in auditing, finance, and management, including the last decade in senior roles within the real estate sector.
She previously served as CFO of Qarlbo Property and will now join Klövern's executive management team.
Klövern was previously listed on the stock exchange until 2021, when it was taken private by Corem. Corem subsequently reduced its stake in 2025 and now holds an 8 percent interest in Klövern. Urban Partners, formerly Nrep, is currently the largest shareholder with a 76 percent stake. The second-largest shareholder is Joakim Alm, holding 14 percent of the shares.
Corem Property Group AB is a Sweden-based company engaged in the acquisition, management, development and renewal of industrial, storage, logistical and commercial real estate in Sweden and Denmark. The Company’s property portfolio comprises properties primarily located in the south of Sweden, in regions such as Rosersberg and Arninge in Stockholm, Oresund, Vast, Smaland and Malardalen/Norr, as well as in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Company operates Corem AB as a wholy owned subsidiary.
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