
Danish vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic (OMX: BAVA) announced today, that the board of directors has entered into an agreement with chief executive (CEO), Paul Chaplin, who wishes to step down for personal reasons.
Mr Chaplin will continue in his role for the remainder of 2026, or until a successor has been identified. The board of directors has initiated the process to identify a new CEO. The firm’s shares dipped 2% on the news.
His departure comes after the company’s $3-billion take-private deal failed to come to fruition last year. Last July, Bavarian Nordic had agreed to be acquired by a consortium of private equity firms, led by Nordic Capital and Permira, for 233 kroner per share in cash.
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