Deliveroo founder sells £47m of shares to settle tax liability bill

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// Deliveroo’s founder Will Shu has had to sell £47 million of shares in order to pay a tax liability bill, prompting the company’s share price to fall 4.8 per cent.
// Both Shu and Deliveroo’s chief financial officer Adam Miller have sold stock to settle the bill, arising from vested shares. with Miller selling close to £2 million in Class A stock.

Deliveroo explained that “if the Proposed Transaction completes, neither Will Shu nor Adam Miller will retain any net proceeds as a result of the Proposed Transaction,” in a statement.

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// Deliveroo’s founder Will Shu has had to sell £47 million of shares in order to pay a tax liability bill, prompting the company’s share price to fall 4.8 per cent.
// Both Shu and Deliveroo’s chief financial officer Adam Miller have sold stock to settle the bill, arising from vested shares. with Miller selling close to £2 million in Class A stock.

Deliveroo explained that “if the Proposed Transaction completes, neither Will Shu nor Adam Miller will retain any net proceeds as a result of the Proposed Transaction,” in a statement.

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