Indra The cost of Sánchez's 'finger': four days of falls in the Stock Market and 200 million evaporated
Indra's board of directors has approved the replacement of its leadership after the resignation of the hitherto president
Fernando Abril-Martorell.
Marc Murtra
, the candidate proposed by SEPI, will be non-executive president and
Ignacio Mataix
and
Cristina Ruiz,
new CEOs.
Murtra will ultimately be the non-executive chairman of the company, according to the information sent to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
The council has appointed Murtra as a director by co-option and a non-executive chairman, unlike Abril-Martorell, who did have executive functions.
Consequently, the board has delegated the executive functions of the new president to Ignacio Mataix and Cristina Ruiz, respectively responsible for the
Transport and Defense and Minsait divisions,
who have been appointed CEOs.
The change in the presidency of Indra was promoted by the Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales (SEPI), the company's main shareholder
with 18%,
in view of its intention to open a new stage in the technology group.
Since the announcement of the political change, the company has lost more than 200 million in the Stock Market.
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