FERGUSON Marine's interim chief executive, John Petticrew, has announced his resignation. The Port Glasgow-based shipyard confirmed that Mr. Petticrew decided to step down due to personal reasons, aiming to return to his family in Canada. David Dishon, chief financial officer at FERGUSON Marine, expressed appreciation for Mr. Petticrew's contributions, noting his notable impact on the business during his tenure as interim chief executive and previously as a non-executive director. FERGUSON Marine assured stakeholders of their commitment to a sustainable future, revealing that they are on the verge of appointing a permanent chief executive officer to replace Mr. Petticrew. The shipyard remains focused on its priorities, particularly the delivery of the MV Glen Rosa, as efficiently as possible.
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