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Steiner Digs In at Ocado as Warehouse Tech Unit Falters

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Ocado Group CEO Tim Steiner stated his commitment to leading the company despite a weak performance from its key technology division. The company announced another disappointing result from its warehouse technology unit. This matters because Ocado's technology division is central to its business model and future growth.

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Why it matters

Ocado Group CEO Tim Steiner remains committed to leading despite weak performance.

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Tim Steiner said he remains committed to leading Ocado Group Plc.

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Tim Steiner said he remains committed to leading Ocado Group Plc.

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  • Ocado Group CEO Tim Steiner remains committed to leading despite weak performance.
  • The technology division, which is key to Ocado's business model, underperformed again.

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Ocado Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Tim Steiner said he remains committed to leading the British grocery delivery company, as it announced another performance below expectations from its technology division.

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Tim Steiner said he remains committed to leading Ocado Group Plc.

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Ocado announced another weak performance from its key technology division.

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