LONDON (Alliance News) - Shares dropped in FFI Holdings PLC on Thursday after Chief Financial Officer Timothy Trankina stepped down from his role and the company to with immediate effect to "pursue other interests".
Shares in the film and television services provider fell 18% at 29.60 pence on Thursday.
Trankina has been part of FFI for more than a year since February 2017, and prior to that was managing director at boutique private equity firm Gateway Capital Holdings LLC.
He will be replaced in the role by current Financial Controller Billy Cheung.
"The board appreciates Tim's contributions and wish him well in his future endeavors," said Chairman James Terlizzi.