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Smith & Nephew PLC

  • Thursday, 4 July, 2024
    Lex
    Activists should want reconstructive surgery at Smith & Nephew Premium content

    A spinout of the medtech’s orthopaedics business would unlock value while shifting to the US could also deliver gains

    An x-ray of a person’s hip
  • Thursday, 4 July, 2024
    Activist investor Cevian takes stake in Smith & Nephew

    Shares in London-listed maker of medical devices jump as holdings disclosed

    Surgeons working on a patient
  • Wednesday, 1 May, 2024
    Executive Pay
    Smith & Nephew grants CEO 30% pay rise despite shareholder revolt

    AGM vote sees 43% come out against a hike of $2.6mn for Deepak Nath if he hits targets

    Deepak Nath
  • Thursday, 11 April, 2024
    Executive Pay
    Smith & Nephew investors urged to oppose ‘excessive’ pay rise for boss

    FTSE 100 group wants to raise US-based Deepak Nath’s pay by almost 30% to a maximum of $11.8mn

    Smith & Nephew CEO Deepak Nath
  • Monday, 11 March, 2024
    Smith & Nephew seeks pay premium for US executives over those in UK

    Company chair Rupert Soames says British pay packages are “not sustainable” for attracting top staff

    Rupert Soames
  • Tuesday, 21 February, 2023
    Healthcare
    Smith & Nephew warns chip shortages still affecting medical industry

    Regulatory restrictions hamper companies despite recovery in semiconductor supply, says chief

    Deepak Nath
  • Tuesday, 22 February, 2022
    Smith & Nephew appoints Deepak Nath as chief executive

    Medical devices maker replaces Roland Diggelmann who took top job in 2019

  • Thursday, 20 February, 2020
    Smith & Nephew full-year sales surpass $5bn for first time

    Medical device maker faces ‘additional uncertainty’ from coronavirus outbreak

    Roche Diagnostics CEO Roland Diggelmann attends a news conference in Basel, Switzerland February 1, 2017. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich
  • Friday, 6 December, 2019
    The Top LineTom Braithwaite
    Performance anxiety: Why are we killing bonuses?

    We should not give up on rewarding success

    LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 03: Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Inc. leaves the US District Court, Central District of California through a back door in Los Angeles, U.S. on December 3, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. The defamation lawsuit against Tesla CEO Elon Musk began in Los Angeles over calling British cave explorer Vernon Unsworth "'Pedo Guy" and rapist. Unsworth was one of the first cave divers to reach the trapped boys in the flooded Tham Luong caves in Thailand. (Photo by Apu Gomes/Getty Images)
  • Thursday, 31 October, 2019
    Smith & Nephew raises revenue guidance for second straight quarter

    Last results under outgoing chief Namal Nawana who quit over pay

  • Monday, 21 October, 2019
    LombardMatthew Vincent
    Executive pay: shareholders ensure the days of excess are over

    Shareholders have demanded restraint at Smith & Nephew and Standard Chartered

    Namal Nawana, CEO of Smith&Nephew. Photographed at Inn Fields, Holborn. 28/5/19
  • Monday, 21 October, 2019
    Smith & Nephew chief executive to step down over low pay

    Shares slump nearly 9% after Namal Nawana quits only 18 months into job

    Namal Nawana’s base salary this year at Smith & Nephew is about $1.5m, with a total package of about $6m if all targets are met
  • Wednesday, 31 July, 2019
    Smith & Nephew boosts guidance as sports medicine sales jump

    Demand from China also rises, driving up emerging market revenues

  • Friday, 28 June, 2019
    City InsiderPatrick Jenkins
    Martin Gilbert branches out

    Veteran investor last month popped up on the advisory board of Windhorst’s holding company

    The London skyline can be seen during sunrise on the day of the Summer Solstice, seen from atop the London Eye, in London, Britain June 21, 2019. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls
  • Tuesday, 25 June, 2019
    Smith & Nephew directors discussed US listing to boost CEO pay

    Namal Nawana took a big cut to join UK medical devices maker

    Namal Nawana, CEO of Smith&Nephew. Photographed at Inn Fields, Holborn. 28/5/19
  • Sunday, 16 June, 2019
    InterviewHow to Lead
    Namal Nawana: Sending shockwaves through Smith & Nephew

    Medical devices group gets new lease of life under dealmaking veteran

    Namal Nawana, CEO of Smith&Nephew. Photographed at Inn Fields, Holborn. 28/5/19
  • Thursday, 2 May, 2019
    Smith & Nephew optimistic on full-year sales after acquisition spree 

    Hip implant maker signals more says first-quarter revenue rises

    Hip X-ray Hip Xray
  • Tuesday, 12 March, 2019
    Smith & Nephew to buy Osiris Therapeutics in $660m deal

    FTSE 100 medical equipment maker looking to M&A to boost its business

  • Monday, 11 February, 2019
    Equities
    Smith & Nephew leads European stock decliners on acquisition talk

    Just Eat rises after shareholder urges group to turn to a tie-up rather than new chief

    Smith & Nephew Please credit: Vismedia Tel: +44 (0)20 7436 9595
  • Friday, 8 February, 2019
    Smith & Nephew in talks to buy NuVasive for over $3bn

    FTSE 100 medical devices maker considers acquisition of spinal surgery specialist

    Smith & Nephew Please credit: Vismedia Tel: +44 (0)20 7436 9595
  • Thursday, 26 July, 2018
    UK companies
    UK earnings bonanza: a (brief) London stocks round-up
  • Thursday, 3 May, 2018
    ObituaryCorporate earnings and results
    Smith & Nephew: hospital pass Premium content

    A rough calculation suggests the parts might be worth 15% more than the whole

    X-ray scan  image of hip joints with orthopedic hip joint replacement implant head and screws in human skeleton in blue gray tones. Scanned in orthopedics traumatology surgery hospital clinic.
  • Thursday, 3 May, 2018
    UK companies
    Smith & Nephew shares slide as it downgrades forecasts

    Incoming chief faces pressure to improve performance of medical devices group

    FILE PHOTO: Doctors and medical staff work during a knee prosthesis surgery in an operation room at the hospital of the Canton of Nidwalden in Stans, October 27, 2011.  REUTERS/Michael Buholzer/File Photo - RC15CCF74F90
  • Thursday, 3 May, 2018
    FT AlphavilleBryce Elder
    Markets Live: Thursday, 3rd May, 2018
  • Thursday, 3 May, 2018
    ObituaryEnergy sector
    Opening Quote: Glencore puts profit at top of the list 
    Ivan Glasenberg, CEO of Glencore, reacts during an interview with Thomson Reuters in London, Britain, October 15, 2015. REUTERS/Toby Melville - GF10000245954
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