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The Housing Company's CEO Paid Fake Invoices - the Money Ended up in His Own Pocket

Summary by Hem & Hyra
A Sundsvall resident has been convicted after sending false invoices to a housing company in Sollefteå. The money went into the man's company and was funneled to his friend - the housing company's CEO. But the tangle could be much bigger. Now a total of 92 fraudulent invoices have been identified and the company is demanding more than 2.5 million kronor in damages from the man.
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A Sundsvall resident has been convicted after sending false invoices to a housing company in Sollefteå. The money went into the man's company and was funneled to his friend - the housing company's CEO. But the tangle could be much bigger. Now a total of 92 fraudulent invoices have been identified and the company is demanding more than 2.5 million kronor in damages from the man.

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Hem & Hyra broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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