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Burberry chief in line for pounds 10m.

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 Bravo is expected to pick up pounds 10 million worth of shares when the fashion house floats on the London Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange

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 next month.

Full details of Ms Bravo's remuneration package are expected to be included in the Burberry prospectus published today.

It is thought that in addition to the shares, the 51-year-old New Yorker will also receive an annual salary of around pounds 1 million.

Ms Bravo is widely credited with turning Burberry around. When she took over as chief executive five years ago the business was worth around pounds 200 million. Now analysts estimate its value is between pounds 1 billion and pounds 1.4 billion.

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, which also owns catalogue shop Argos, will sell a 25pc stake in the business to institutional investors through the flotation.

Commenting on reports that Ms Bravo could be in line for up to pounds 10 million worth of shares, a spokeswoman said: ``It's just speculation and we can't comment, but details will be in the prospectus tomorrow.''
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Publication:Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Date:Jun 24, 2002
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