Options galore for Yeo as he assumes CFO role at Wessex
Wessex Exploration said Andy Yeo, a non-executive director of the AIM-listed oil and gas group, has taken on the responsibilities of Chief Financial Officer with immediate effect.
Wessex Exploration said Andy Yeo, a non-executive director of the AIM-listed oil and gas group, has taken on the responsibilities of Chief Financial Officer with immediate effect.
Yeo is also the Chief Executive Officer of Bluebird Energy, a hydrocarbon exploration firm.
Malcolm Butler, the company's recently appointed non-executive Chairman, said: "I am pleased to confirm that Andy will now act in an executive capacity as Chief Financial Officer. Andy was instrumental in the AIM flotation of Wessex and the subsequent fund raising."
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Both Butler and Yeo have been granted new options under the company's share option plan to buy up to 5m shares at 7p each; seeing as French integrated oil company Total was prepared to offer 10p a share for Wessex earlier this year the option awards look on the generous side.
Wessex shares have performed strongly over the past year, more than doubling their value to 6.75p. The company moved from the PLUS market to AIM on March 18th, 2011.
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