SPORTS Direct shareholders have knocked back a bonus scheme which could have seen executive deputy chairman Mike Ashley receive up to eight million shares.
SPORTS Direct shareholders have knocked back a bonus scheme which could have seen executive deputy chairman Mike Ashley receive up to eight million shares.
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Greig Cameron Deputy Business Editor
The Newcastle United owner does not take any remuneration but a proposal had been put forward to grant an incentive-led award – worth around £25 million at the current share price – if challenging targets were met over the next three years.
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