BT Group gross IAS 19 pension deficit increases by £1.7bn

Full-year results show deficit increased from £3.1bn to £4.8bn as at 31 March 2024

Martin Richmond
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BT Group gross IAS 19 pension deficit increases by £1.7bn

BT Group’s gross IAS 19 pension deficit rose by £1.7bn during the last financial year, its full-year results have revealed.

The group's results for the full year to 31 March 2024, published today (16 May) on the London Stock Exchange, showed its gross IAS 19 pension deficit increased to £4.8bn, from £3.1bn as at 31 Marc...

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