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Shock retirement at Bapcor – The Australian Financial Review
It was only on February 22 that Bapcor told investors Abotomey had “agreed to extend his tenure to 31 October, 2023”.

ASX-listed car parts retailer Bapcor sold off 9 per cent on news of chief executive Darryl Abotomeys departure in a mere three months. And truly: shareholders had every reason to be surprised.
Bapcor CEO Darryl Abotomey is bowing out after 10 years at the…
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