UK's Daily Mirror Publisher Reach to Start Search for Next Chairman, Sky News Reports
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Posted on April 2, 2026
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Reach Plc, publisher of the Daily Mirror, has announced a formal search for its next chairman as incumbent Nick Prettejohn plans to step down by the 2027 annual meeting, with preparatory steps including hiring an independent search firm beginning in 2026.
April 2 (Reuters) - Britain's Reach Plc will begin a formal search for a new chairman as Nick Prettejohn prepares to step down, as disclosed by the company in its annual report last month, Sky News reported on Thursday.
Sky News said Prettejohn was preparing to step down before the company's annual meeting in May 2027.
Reach declined to comment on the Sky News report. The publisher of the Daily Mirror announced Prettejohn's departure in its annual report published on March 17.
In the report, Prettejohn said his tenure would reach nine years in March 2027 and that "preparatory steps" for a succession process would begin during 2026, including the appointment of an independent search firm.
Shares in Reach, which has a portfolio of more than 120 print and digital titles, fell about 28% last year and were last down around 2.5% on Thursday.
(Reporting by Rishab Shaju in Bengaluru; Editing by Tasim Zahid and Jan Harvey)
Nick Prettejohn is the current chairman of Reach Plc.
Nick Prettejohn will step down by Reach Plc's 2027 annual meeting.
Reach Plc will start a formal search for its next chairman.
Sky News reported about Reach Plc's upcoming chairman search.
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