Sir Martin Sorrell has suggested that the potential break-up value of WPP is a key reason for him keeping hold of approximately US$210 million worth of the ad group’s shares.
Appearing on business news channel CNBC last week, Sorrell was asked by anchorman Steve Sedgwick directly whether he thought WPP had outlived its purpose and indirectly why he chose to remain a shareholder. Sorrell is WPP’s largest individual shareholder with a 1.4% stake....
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