Freightos Founder Alleges Proxy Vote Rigging in Board Battle

Freightos founder Zvi Schreiber has escalated his dispute with the company by accusing it of manipulating shareholder voting processes. The company allegedly omitted one of Schreiber's proposals from its proxy card, effectively converting default votes to opposition through a technical mechanism that forces shareholders wanting to support the proposal to attend in-person meetings in Israel.

This governance dispute reflects deeper strategic disagreements about the company's direction and capital allocation priorities, with Schreiber advocating for greater focus on the digital freight platform business while the board defends an integrated strategy. The conflict carries implications for supply chain technology companies more broadly, as it highlights tensions between founder vision and institutional board oversight in growth-stage logistics software firms.

For supply chain professionals evaluating Freightos as a technology partner, this internal turmoil creates uncertainty around product roadmap stability and leadership continuity during a critical profitability transition.