Founder's Decision Leads to Sharp Decline in International Workplace Group's Stock Value

Wednesday, 29 May 2024, 21:02

The recent move by International Workplace Group's founder to sell £70m worth of shares has resulted in a significant drop in the company's stock value. Chief executive Mark Dixon sold 35m shares at approximately 196p each through investment vehicle Estorn Limited, causing concern among investors and analysts.
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Founder's Decision Leads to Sharp Decline in International Workplace Group's Stock Value

International Workplace Group Stock Plunges as Founder Sells Shares

The recent decision by the founder of International Workplace Group to offload £70m worth of shares has led to a sharp decline in the company's stock value. Chief executive Mark Dixon sold 35 million shares for around 196p each through investment vehicle Estorn Limited.


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