Fortescue mining boss Fiona Hick walks
Key Points
- Why it matters: Fiona Hick is the 10th senior executive to leave Fortescue in the past three years.
- Fortescue’s operations boss Dino Otranto will be promoted to chief executive of the mining division.
- The company later revealed a drop in profit and dividend.
Fortescue Metals boss Fiona Hick will leave the company just six months after filling the chief executive role, in the latest senior management exit from the iron ore giant chaired by billionaire Andrew Forrest.
Ms Hick was announced as the leader of Fortescue’s iron ore division only in November, and started in February. But on Monday, the company said she would exit. “The departure of Fiona has been both friendly and mutual, and we warmly wish her the best for her future,” Dr Forrest said.
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