Times Newspaper8 Apr 2019 11:36
'TODAY
Centamin goes back to its shareholders to see whether at this year's AGM it can avoid receiving the bloody nose on pay that it got last time round. The FTSE 250 goldminer suffered a drubbing over both its annual pay report and forward-looking pay policy last year as a respective 32% and 52% used their votes to say 'no'. In fairness to Centamin, whose Jersey home means it can ignore the outcome of the poll if it wants to, it has moved to address some concerns. Targets for executive awards have bee revised and shareholding guidelines raised and its promised to be more open about performance. Enough?'