Poland’s leading e-commerce platform, Allegro (ALEP.WA), announced on Monday that CEO Roy Perticucci will resign from his position on June 26, 2025. After steering the company since September 2022, Perticucci will transition to a special advisor role, according to a company statement.
Allegro noted that both Perticucci and the Board believe this is an appropriate moment for a leadership change, as the company is well-positioned to seize future growth opportunities.
Perticucci, a seasoned executive with a history of leadership roles—including overseeing European operations and customer fulfillment at Amazon (AMZN.O)—took charge of Allegro shortly after its acquisition of Czech online retailer Mall Group.
Under his leadership, Allegro has successfully expanded its marketplace model beyond Poland and enhanced its capabilities in critical growth areas such as advertising, fintech, and logistics. mBank analyst Pawel Szpigiel remarked on Perticucci’s positive impact, noting his focus on streamlining the company’s cost structure and advancing Allegro’s international growth while improving Mall Group’s financial health.
In light of Perticucci’s impending departure, Allegro’s board will initiate an internal and external search for his successor. Following the announcement, Allegro’s shares, which have surged by 100% since their October 2022 lows, saw a slight decline of around 1% by 08:04 GMT.
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