Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is believed to have offered its two largest investors a seat on the board.
The managed pub giant is said to have offered largest investor Joe Lewis and Elipda, the investment vehicle of Irish horse racing tycoons JP McManus and John Magnier, a non-executive director position, according to the Financial Times .
British billionaire Lewis, who acquired his stake from Robert Tchenguiz, recently increased his stake in the company to just over 22% through his investment vehicle Piedmont.
Rumours surfaced recently that a consortium of investors, led by London-based Leo hedge fund, were also seeking two seats on the board.
Several investors are also believed to support the appointment of acting chief executive Adam Fowle as the permanent replacement for Tm Clarke.
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John Ellis 03/07/2009 19:23:02![]() |
RE: M&B set to offer investors seat on board, says report Here we go again! Nothing learned, especially leaving a business to be run by those who understand it. M&B has been here before but still doesn't seem to learn the lesson. If I had shares, I'd be looking to offload them now! John Ellis Crown Inn, Oakengates This post replies to this thread |