KCOM works to bring down pension deficit

Communications services firm KCOM said it is working with the trustees of its pension schemes to pay back the deficit.

Communications services firm KCOM said it is working with the trustees of its pension schemes to pay back the deficit.

Alongside a trading update in which the firm said that its performance has been in line with market forecasts in the year to March 31st, the group said it has reached an agreement with the trustees to create an asset-backed partnership.

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