on Thursday named Russell O'Brien as its chief financial officer, and raised its full-year earnings forecast following robust volumes from its electricity generation and gas production activities.
The group said O'Brien's appointment will be effective March 1 and the current finance chief Kate Ringrose will step down at the end of February after two years in the role. In a separate statement, Centrica said it expects its full-year adjusted earnings to be above 30 pence per share. It had previouslyto report annual earnings per share at the top end of an outlook range of 15.1 pence to 26 pence.Reporting by Muhammed Husain in Bengaluru; editing by Uttaresh.V