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LONDON - Henry Boot PLC has announced that Nick Duckworth will step down from his role as Managing Director of Hallam Land Management, the company’s land promotion division, by the end of this year. The company has initiated the process to find Duckworth’s successor and has confirmed that he will stay on until the year’s close to ensure a smooth transition of his duties.
Duckworth joined Hallam Land in 1992 and has been instrumental in its growth, particularly after taking on the role of Managing Director in 2016. During his tenure, the company’s land portfolio expanded to over 100,000 residential plots, and they completed the sale of more than 24,000 plots. Duckworth expressed pride in his contributions, particularly in growing the land bank and advancing the team’s capacity to manage valuable land assets across the United Kingdom (TADAWUL:4280).
Tim Roberts, CEO of Henry Boot, commended Duckworth for his significant impact on the business and his respected standing in the land promotion industry. He acknowledged the nationwide team’s strong performance in managing one of the UK’s largest land portfolios under Duckworth’s leadership.
Following his departure, Duckworth plans to establish a strategic land advisory consultancy after a short break.
Henry Boot PLC, established in 1886 and listed on the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG) since 1919, operates across various sectors including land promotion, property development, home building, and construction. The group employs over 500 people and focuses on urban development, industrial and logistics, and residential markets.
The company’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its Responsible Business Strategy, aiming for Net Zero Carbon by 2030 and planning to deliver charitable, community, and education work valued at £1m by 2025.
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