Mohsin Issa Asda: Changes at the Helm of the UK Supermarket Chain
Wednesday, 18 September 2024, 13:40
Leadership Transition at Asda
Mohsin Issa Asda is stepping down from his direct role in the UK supermarket chain, a decision shaped by recent market challenges. Asda has seen a decline in its grocery market share, plummeting from 13.8% to 12.6% over a year. This leadership shift comes as Lord Stuart Rose and Rob Hattrell prepare to manage daily operations.
Focus Shift to EG Group
- Mohsin Issa will prioritize his leadership role at EG Group, the petrol station business he started.
- Rose expressed the need for a different approach at Asda to combat market position losses.
- Asda, sold by Walmart in a £6.8 billion deal, still retains 10% ownership from the retail giant.
In light of these developments, Issa affirmed his pride in the advancements made at Asda despite the current setbacks.
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