Ashtead Plans US Listing Amid Profit Concerns and Executive Pay Justifications

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- Ashtead plans to move its primary listing to the US.
- The move will be discussed with shareholders before a vote.
- Annual profits are expected to be lower due to US market dynamics.
- Analyst Dan Coatsworth suggests the move justifies higher executive pay.
- Trump's administration may favor Ashtead's US listing.
- Investment plans in the UK will remain unaffected.
- Ashtead was founded in 1947 and listed on the LSE since 1986.
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