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IOG chief executive Andrew Hockey to retire

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IOG plc’s chief executive officer (CEO) Andrew Hockey intends to retire after nearly five years in the role, and from the board with immediate effect.

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He will remain as an advisor to the board, particularly to support the company’s bids for the 33rd UK offshore licensing round.

Mr Hockey said that it had been a real privilege to serve as CEO since 2018.

“We have made great progress in that time and with IOG now established as a gas producer, it is the right time to pass on the baton.”

Chairman Fiona MacAulay added: “Under Andrew’s leadership since early 2018, IOG has been transformed against considerable odds from an unfunded vehicle with disparate assets into a fully funded UK gas producer.

“I would like to personally thank Andrew on behalf of the board for all his exceptional hard work and tenacity over the years.”

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