Logitech shares fall after 'abrupt' resignation of CEO as firm struggles with falling earnings

Employing around 300 people in Ireland, Logitech's Cork base has been marked as a key office in the company's global footprint
Logitech's 46,00 sq ft building at City Gate Plaza Two, Mahon, Cork, developed by JCD Group. 

Logitech's 46,00 sq ft building at City Gate Plaza Two, Mahon, Cork, developed by JCD Group. 

Logitech shares fell by more than 9% in early Wednesday trade following the abrupt resignation of long-standing chief executive, Bracken Darrell.

Stepping down with immediate effect, it was reported that Darrell would leave the company to pursue another opportunity, with Logitech board member, Guy Gecht stepping in as interim chief executive.

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