The chief executive officer of the biggest telecom firm in the U. has told CNBC he wants to keep his position despite disappointing earnings and a shareholder call for him to resign.
"It has been a difficult year, no question about that, for the company and for me personally," Gavin Patterson told CNBC Thursday. "But I`m absolutely determined to see through the strategy that we have set."
"I am very confident in the support of the board and the new chairman … I`m sure I`ll get the chance to see (the strategy) through," he added.
BT reported revenues of £6 billion ($7.96 billion) for its second quarter, a drop of around 2 percent from last year. It also reported a 4 percent decline in profits on Thursday. The company is struggling due to investments in sports rights and improvements to its customer service. Higher costs for pensions are also a drag for the firm.
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