Company Director Generals
- Carl Akrell, 1853-1862
- Pehr Brändström, 1862-1874
- Daniel Nordlander, 1874-1890
- Erik Storckenfeldt, 1890-1902
- Mauritz Sahlin, 1902-1904
- Arvid Lindman, 1904-1907
- Herman Rydin, 1907-1927
- Adolf Hamilton, 1928-1938
- Helge Ericson, 1939-1942
- Håkan Sterky, 1942-1965
- Bertil Bjurel, 1966-1977
- Tony Hagström, 1977-1993
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