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Sigma boss eyes new CEO role after shock exit – Sydney Morning Herald
The pharmaceutical wholesaler’s boss made the shock decision to leave the company on Monday after 11 years at the helm.
He will leave the business in October.
Mr Hooper was at the helm when Sigma walked away from its distribution contract with Chemist Warehouse over the terms the discount pharmacy chain was demanding. The decision saw Sigma shares decline 40 per cent in a single day.
Sigma was later able to renegotiate a contract with Chemist Warehouse for consumer goods products. Mr Hooper said on reflection, he believed ending the agreement was the right decision and that having the new consumer contract in place…
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