DSGi - New CEO Strategy


LONDON, May 15 /PRNewswire/ --     DSG International plc, one of Europe's largest specialist electrical
retailers, today announces it's strategic business review. In a video
interview Group Chief Executive John Browett talks through the detail of his
five point plan for renewal and transformation of the group, which owns
brands such as Curry's, PC World, Currys.digital and Pixmania. There will
also be a live presentation to analysts at 0900BST.

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