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Good day for Irish consumer companies as share prices rise

Bulmers cider maker C&C shot up 4.4% after it announced it had poached the boss of Heineken’s UK division to be its next chief executive and had further freshened its executive leadership team with the appointment of a new chief financial officer.

Good day for Irish consumer companies as share prices rise

Thu, 09 Jul, 2020 - 19:51

Geoff Percival

Bulmers Cider

Irish consumer stocks C&C and Grafton surged strongly as they announced a new executive team and better-than-expected trading respectively.Bulmers cider maker C&C shot up 4.4% after it announced it had poached the boss of Heineken’s UK division to be its next chief executive and had further freshened its executive leadership team with the appointment of a new chief financial officer.

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