Croda's Steve Foots sees salary dive

Published: 27-Mar-2015
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The Chief Executive's salary falls by 45% on last year

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Croda Chief Executive Steve Foots last year saw his full-year pay crack the £1.4m barrier. This year however, Foots sees his total salary package fall close to 45% to just under £770,000.

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