Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
6 Jun, 2025CEO succession
Pete Raby will retire as CEO and Board member on 1 July 2025 after a decade in the role.
Damien Caby, currently President of the Thermal Products Division, is appointed CEO Designate and will join the Board on 8 May 2025, assuming the CEO role on 1 July 2025.
Damien Caby brings international experience from BASF and Imerys and has led the Thermal Products business for two years.
Pete Raby will support the transition until the end of August 2025.
Remuneration for both executives will follow the Directors' Remuneration Policy, with Caby's annual salary set at €720,000.
2024 trading update
2024 performance was in line with expectations, with group sales up 3.6% on an organic constant currency basis.
Adjusted operating profit and net debt to adjusted EBITDA met expectations.
The simplification programme is progressing as planned.
£4.7m of shares were repurchased by year-end as part of the ongoing buy-back programme.
Full year results for 2024 will be announced on 28 February 2025.
Board and governance
The Board expressed gratitude for Pete Raby's leadership, noting the Group's transformation and strong financial position.
No additional disclosures required under UK listing rule 6.4.8R for Damien Caby's appointment.
Details of executive remuneration and departure terms will be published in the 2024 Annual Report and on the company website.
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