Currys Grants Additional LTIP Awards to Executives
The retailer has granted additional long-term incentive plan awards to its top executives.
The retailer has granted additional long-term incentive plan awards to its top executives.
The retailer has appointed Rune Bjerke, an experienced business leader, as a new independent non-executive director.
The retailer reports a solid start to the year, with like-for-like revenue growth of 3% in the UK&I and 2% in the Nordics. The company is seeing strong performance in new categories and services, and has announced a new £50m share buyback programme.
The retailer has launched a £50m share buyback programme to return surplus capital to shareholders.
The retailer has announced a director has exercised share options and sold a portion of the shares to cover tax liabilities.
The retailer has announced a director's share transaction under the company's Deferred Share Bonus Plan.
The retailer has granted share awards to its top executives as part of their remuneration packages.
The retailer has announced a change in shareholding, with Equiniti Trust (Jersey) Limited reducing its stake in the company.
The retailer has reported its annual financial results, indicating a stable performance without any major surprises.
The retailer has announced that its Group Chief Executive and Group Chief Financial Officer have exercised share options under the company's Long Term Incentive Plan.