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Lords Group names Stuart Kilpatrick as new CFO

(Sharecast News) - Building materials business Lords Group has appointed Stuart Kilpatrick as its next chief financial officer. Lords revealed on Wednesday that Kilpatrick, who joins the group from Systal Technology Solutions, will start in his new role on 4 June.

He will succeed current CFO Chris Day, who will step down as a statutory director and leave the group on 17 May, shortly after the publication of the group's FY23 results on 15 May.

In the short interim period between Day'a departure and Kilpatrick's arrival, Lords said it was "well supported by its strong, well-established finance team" who will ensure "a smooth transition" for the business.

As of 0935 BST, Lords Group shares were down 3.92% at 49.0p.

Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

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