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Breaking: Your Move parent company LSL reveals CEO stepped down yesterday
Ian Crabb is to leave the role with immediate effect and is being replaced by a non-exec director on the company's board, David Stewart.
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BREAKING: LSL reveals ongoing pain of its branch closure programme
Ten months after it reduced its branch count by over 120 offices, the company is still taking a considerable hit to its revenues.
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Yopa founder Daniel Attia and LSL’s Ian Crabb step down from agency’s board
Attia will remain a 'supportive' shareholder as he makes way for Grenville Turner, but it remains unclear why Crabb has exited Yopa's board.
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Your move and Reeds Rains branch cull helps triple estate agency profits at parent company
Reduction from 308 to 144 owned Your Move and Reeds Rains branches helps boost profits across LSL's overall agency network.
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LSL writes down its investment in Yopa by 60% as profits nosedive
Group now says the value of its shareholding in the hybrid agency is worth £7.4 million as it also announces profits down by 24% during 2018.
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LSL Property Services leadership team awarded shares worth £1.25m
Agency giant LSL Property Services has awarded its core leadership team share options totalling £1.251 million, part of the PLC’s incentive scheme for senior staff. This includes Group CEO Ian Crabb (pictured, left) who receives vested shares worth (at today’s shares price of £2.10) £406,967 and Group CFO Adam Castleton (pictured, right(), who receives vested shares worth £294,700. Helen Buck (pictured, below left), who heads up the group’s Estate Agency business, gets shares worth £300,715. A further two directors – Jon Round, director of its financial services business and Ronan Jennings, who heads up its surveying business e.surv – receive shares totalling £192,000. The group can cash in the shares in two years’ time but to do so have been given targets that could prove difficult to achieve given current market conditions. Basic earnings per share must rise by 7.5% a year over the next 18 months, while total shareholder return must reach the median compared to its main competitors. Annual report LSL’s most recent annual report for 2016 reveals that adjusted basic earnings per share were down by 18%. The group, which includes agent brands Your Move, Reeds Rains and Marsh & Parsons, earlier this month reported group revenue…
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