Tristia Harrison, CEO of TalkTalk, twice dodged direct questions about whether the company will be taken private at its AGM on 17 July. TalkTalk stock fell almost 40% in a year, amid cash fears and the aftermath of 2015’s cyber attack. The company’s shares have fallen by more than half since it was floated in July last year. In response to questioning, Harrison said the company was focused on making sure it does the best thing for its customers, citing its fixed-price broadband as the reason for its recently-improved performance.
Tristia Harrison, CEO of TalkTalk, twice dodged direct questions about whether the company will be taken private at its AGM on 17 July. The company’s shares have fallen by more than half since it was floated in July last year. In response to questioning, Harrison said the company was focused on making sure it does the best thing for its customers, citing its fixed-price broadband as the reason for its recently-improved performance.