A major investor in Topps Tiles has staged a revolt as its share price continues to nose dive towards a new historic low.

Rob Parker said he will leave the company less than two months after its biggest investor called for a leadership review.

A shareholder rebellion at Topps Tiles has raised significant concerns about the retailer’s leadership, as nearly 40% of investors voted against its pay report at the company’s annual general meeting.

Rob Parker has announced he is leaving the business less than two months after its biggest investor called for a leadership ...

The tile specialist said that like-for-like sales for the fourth quarter were 8.2 per cent lower year-on-year, despite ...

(Alliance News) - Topps Tiles PLC on Wednesday reported an improved trading performance during the first quarter. The Leicester, England-based tile specialist reported a 4.6% rise in sales in the ...

Topps Tiles reported a return to sales growth during the golden quarter driven by trade demand, while its chief executive Rob ...

Topps Tiles Plc (the "Company"), the UK's leading tile specialist, announces that at its Annual General Meeting (the "AGM") held earlier today, all of the Resolutions proposed (1 -13), were duly ...

News of his retirement comes after top investor MS Galleon, which owns a 30 per cent stake in Topps Tiles, called for a ...

Parker is departing at a time when Topps Tiles is refining its strategy to focus on expanding its online business, amid ...

Topps Tiles PLC (LSE:LON:TPT) chief executive Rob Parker has handed in his notice after eighteen years working for the floorings retailer. Parker has been CEO since 2019 having previously been its ...