On November 25, Mr. Craig Richard Bradshaw submitted his resignation from the positions of Member of the Board of Directors and CEO of Masan High-Tech Materials JSC (stock code: MSR) before the end of his term. His resignation will take effect from January 1, 2025.
Mr. Craig Richard Bradshaw, born in 1971, is an Australian national and holds a Bachelor of Business from the University of Southern Queensland. He has over 25 years of experience in the mining industry, spanning across mining and processing, warehousing, trading, and marketing in Australia, Thailand, and Laos.
He previously held the position of Senior Commercial Manager at Lang Xang Mineral Limited, Sepon Mine. He also served as Country General Manager of Toll in Thailand, the largest integrated logistics service provider in Australia. Prior to that, Mr. Bradshaw worked in management roles at Mount Isa Mines Limited (“MIM”) and Xstrata.
He became the CEO of Nui Pho Mine in May 2015 and has been the CEO of Masan High-Tech Materials since August 2018, as well as a Member of the Board of Directors. Mr. Craig Richard Bradshaw is known for being one of the highest-paid CEOs on the Vietnamese stock market.
Specifically, in the last disclosed income report of Masan High-Tech Materials’ management, Mr. Craig Richard Bradshaw received VND 23.8 billion in salary and bonuses as the CEO of the company. This corresponds to an average monthly income of nearly VND 2 billion. While serving as the CEO of both Nui Pho Mine and Masan High-Tech Materials, Mr. Bradshaw’s income mainly comes from Nui Pho Mine.
Compared to 2021, when he received VND 39.1 billion, Mr. Craig Richard Bradshaw’s income decreased by VND 15.3 billion (-40%). This means his monthly income decreased from VND 3.3 billion to VND 2 billion.
As of 2022, many CEOs in the market were earning billions of VND per month. For example, Mr. Le Huu Thang, former CEO of Vinacafe, earned approximately VND 1.8 billion/month, while Mr. Danny Le, CEO of Masan Group, earned about VND 992 million/month, and Ms. Tran Mai Hoa, CEO of Vincom Retail, earned around VND 976 million/month. Mr. Bradshaw’s income as the CEO of Nui Pho Mine remains the highest among these prominent executives.
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