bootmaker valued for as much as £3.5bn.Kenny Wilson, who has led the business since 2018, is one of a number of bosses in line for a combined fortune of £350m, The Sunday Times reported.Dr Martens has flourished under its private equity owner Permira, which has invested in the company’s stores and online business, helping sales to soar almost six-fold to £672m since it took control in 2013.Alongside Mr Wilson, whose stake is expected to be valued at £58m, chairman Paul Mason is among 22 senior staff who will have a share of the £350m fortune.
A group of former employees will have shares worth £150m, with special cash bonuses set to be allocated across Dr Martens’ 2,200-strong workforce.Dr Martens was founded more than 50 years ago after a.
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