11 November 2026

Catator appoints Martin Svensson as CFO and Deputy CEO

Catator AB has appointed Martin Svensson as CFO and Deputy CEO. He joins from Nima Energy on January 25, 2027, and will lead the company's finance function and its work to secure strategic and industrial investors.

Svensson has close to ten years of experience in senior finance roles at international technology companies. Since February 2025 he has been CFO of Nima Energy, an operator of public EV charging stations that was acquired by Vattenfall in 2026. There he has worked closely with the board and owners on investor dialogue and capital raising. He previously spent nine years at Orange Cyberdefense and its predecessors SecureLink and Coresec, most recently as Finance Director for the Nordic cluster. He began his career as an auditor at EY, where he worked for six years, mainly with listed companies.

“Martin has audited listed companies at EY and has since run finance in technology companies owned by private equity and by a listed group. He knows what investors ask for and how to answer them. From January we will work together on bringing strategic and industrial investors into Catator.” says Tarras Delin, CEO of Catator.

“Fuel cell manufacturers need to run on fuels that are available today, and Catator builds that solution. My job is to make sure financing and financial control keep pace as deliveries grow.” says Martin Svensson, incoming CFO and Deputy CEO of Catator.

Svensson will be a member of Catator's management team, based at the headquarters in Lund. He holds an MSc in Business Administration from Växjö University.
 

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Julia Erikson
Marketing & Media Relations
julia.erikson@catator.com

About Catator
Catator, headquartered in Lund, Sweden, is a leading technology development and integration partner for hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. Since its founding in 1990, Catator has been at the forefront of hydrogen catalysis, developing proprietary catalytic technologies for hydrogen production and fuel processing. The company's solutions enable efficient, compact, and low-emission fuel reforming across its three priority segments: Defense, Marine, and Data Centers.


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