Gattaca plc Investor webinar 24 October 2023

GATC

Gattaca plc (LON:GATC), the specialist staffing business, has announced that it will be hosting a presentation to investors on its preliminary results for the financial year ended 31 July 2023.

The presentation will be given by Matthew Wragg (CEO) and Oliver Whittaker (CFO). It will start at 11.15am on Tuesday 24th October, and is open to all existing and potential shareholders. Registration for the event is free.

Questions can be submitted in advance to [email protected] which, in addition to those raised during the presentation, will if possible be addressed by the presenters at the end of the webinar.   

To attend the event please register here

A recording will be available shortly after the webinar on www.equitydevelopment.co.uk

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