Boohoo’s chairman Peter Williams and two non-executive directors have waived their rights to the options over ordinary shares awarded to them when the company floated in March 2014.
The two directors are Stephen Morana and Mothercare chief executive Mark Newton-Jones.
None of the three has any remaining interest in options over ordinary shares in Boohoo. The etailer said the waiver brought it in line with best corporate governance practice in this area.
The total number of options over ordinary shares in the company now stands at 33,155,509, representing 2.95% of its issued share capital.
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