Renault Shares Plunge After CEO Exit and Target Cut

Renault Shares Plunge After CEO Exit and Target Cut

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Renault’s stock dropped sharply following the decision to lower its annual targets and the announcement that CFO Duncan Minto will serve as interim CEO ahead of appointing a replacement for Luca De Meo, who is moving to Kering, CE Report quotes ANSA.

In Paris, the stock fell 16% at the start of the trading session, later stabilizing at a 9.68% drop, closing at €35.47.

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