General · 28 June 2026

Tim Steiner got nearly £100m from Ocado

Investors and workers are under growing focus over executive rewards as questions continue about company performance. Since Ocado joined the stock market in 2010, chief executive Tim Steiner has received almost £100m in pay, while the business has begun quiet planning for a future leadership change. One payment reached £59m in 2019 after technology licensing agreements.

By BriefTea Editorial · 28 June 2026 at 9:07

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