CRH CEO Albert Manifold plans to sell shares after the company delisted from the Irish Stock Exchange and started trading on the New York Stock Exchange . Manifold was previously the highest-paid CEO on the Irish Stock Exchange and the third highest-paid executive on the FTSE 100 .
His 2022 pay was €12.1 million, 13% less than the previous year due to reduced pension contributions and a decline in stock awards. Details of his 2023 remuneration are yet to be disclosed.
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