TRADING UPDATES: Bezant finds copper; Domino s faces CEO pay protest
Thu, 22nd Apr 2021 20:49
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
Domino s Pizza Group PLC - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire-based pizza delivery master franchiser - Says almost 35% of shareholders vote against directors remuneration report at annual general meeting. The resolution to approve the Directors Remuneration Report was passed, but with a significant minority of shareholders voting against the resolution. Prior to the AGM, the board engaged with the company s major shareholders to address any questions arising from remuneration decisions taken during the year. Based on this, we understand that the principal points of concern were the annual fee of the chair and the level of base salary of the chief executive officer. The Remuneration Committee will continue to engage with shareholders to ensure
PENSANA PLC
Establishing a World-Class Sustainable Supply
of critical Rare Earths for the Green economy
Pensana Plc (LSE: PRE) (“Pensana” or “the Company”) today announces the Company has adopted a business plan to seek to establish, subject to funding, a world-class, independent and sustainable supply chain of the rare earth metals vital for electric vehicle, wind turbine and other strategic industries. This involves:
Pensana’s Chairman, commented:
Paul Atherley
“Saltend has the potential to become the first major separation facility to be established in over a decade – one of only three major producers outside – at a critical juncture when depends on for 98% of its rare earth magnets.
Wickes IPO: what to expect from its demerger from Travis Perkins
Joshua Warner April 21, 2021 3:41 PM
Wickes is being separated from Travis Perkins and spun-out through its own listing. We explain everything you need to know about the demerger and how it will impact both businesses. Share:
When is the Wickes IPO?
Wickes is being separated from Travis Perkins and spun-off through a premium listing on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market. Wickes shares will begin trading at 0800 BST on April 28. From this point on, the two companies will operate as independent businesses, and neither will hold a stake in the other.