Alfen announced that its interim chief financial officer, Onno Krap, will leave the company. Krap, who was appointed interim CFO in May 2024, will step down, and Alfen said a replacement interim CFO will be named later in the week. The company emphasized that the departure is unrelated to its financial performance. Following the announcement, Alfen’s shares fell 5.2% on the day. Jefferies commented that Krap had been viewed as a “safe pair of hands” by investors and that the short notice could cause concern. Stifel noted that Alfen continues to face limited visibility in its core markets, with competitive pressure in electric‑vehicle charging weighing on pricing and margins despite long‑term demand, and that the energy‑storage business remains constrained by long decision cycles and project‑based volatility. No further details were provided regarding the reasons for Krap’s exit or the timeline for appointing a permanent CFO.