Britain's largest shale gas developer IGas said on Friday that its chief executive Andrew Austin is to step down, following the completion of a deal with Swiss chemicals group Ineos.
Austin, who has been at IGas for more than ten years, said chief financial officer Stephen Bowler would take on his role as CEO. A search for Bowler's replacement has already started. (Reporting by Li-mei Hoang
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