Ken Hanna and Stuart Chambers, non-executives directors on Tesco’s board, have quit the supermarket chain.
A total of nine board members have left the beleaguered supermarket since it made a £263m accounting error last year.
The boardroom shake-up is part of Tesco’s new boss Dave Lewis’s strategy to overhaul the chain. Last month, Tesco reported a pre-tax loss of £6.4bn, the worst in its 98-year-history.
Both directors declined to comment on the reasons for their departure.
The following senior executives have left Tesco in the past year:
Philip Clarke, chief executive
Laurie McIlwee, finance director
Richard Broadbent, chairman
Liv Garfield, non-executive director
Patrick Cescau, non-executive director
Gareth Bullock, non-executive director
Jacqueline Tammenoms Bakker, non-executive director
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