Anticimex Appoints Magnus Lindholm as Group Chief Operations Officer
Anticimex, the global leader in preventive pest control, has appointed Magnus Lindholm as new Group Chief Operations Officer (COO).
Magnus Lindholm succeeds Rasmus Bokvist, who in May was appointed President Region Europe & Latam.Magnus joins Anticimex with extensive operations leadership experience in large international organizations, where he has consistently focused on driving operational and commercial excellence. In his new role as Group COO, Magnus will be responsible for leading Anticimex’s global operational organization and further accelerating execution across the group’s key strategic priorities.
"We are thrilled to welcome Magnus to the Anticimex Group leadership team," said Jussi Ylinen, President & CEO of Anticimex. "Magnus brings a strong track record of operational leadership and strategic excellence from international organizations. His expertise will be invaluable as we continue our growth journey and sharpen our operational execution worldwide".
"I am excited to join Anticimex at such an important time in the company's journey," said Magnus Lindholm, newly appointed Group COO. "Anticimex has built an impressive position as an industry leader in pest control. I look forward to working alongside the talented global team to strengthen our operational foundations, drive commercial performance, and deliver exceptional value to our customers and branches across the world."
About Anticimex
Anticimex is a global leader in pest control, driving the transformation from reactive to preventive pest control services through innovation in digital and reduced-impact solutions. By means of in-depth biology expertise, over nine decades of service experience, and its digital SMART offering, the company is creating healthier environments for commercial and residential customers worldwide.
Through its preventive methodology, Anticimex protects biodiversity, reduces the risks of pest-borne diseases, and minimizes food and property loss. Operating in 22 countries with 12,000 employees, the company continues its strong growth journey, with total revenues of SEK 17.1 billion in 2025.