British ecommerce company The Hut Group is in news for all the right reasons. The employees of this group have become millionaires. The reason behind this is the group’s boss. Mathew John Moulding, who is the group owner. Moulding had distributed shares worth millions of dollars of the company among the employees. The stock saw an upward rally making its holders laugh all the way to the bank.  

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Moulding had distributed The Hut Group shares worth £830 m payout (Rs 8183 cr) among its employees. The increase in share prices have made the employees rich. While, the founder thought t to be a wrong move, eventually getting surprised with the uptick. This has benefitted all its employees.  

Hut Group Buy Back Scheme 

Moulding had initiated a buyback scheme which has benefitted all its employees. The selection of employees was done by the managers of the company. The list was then handed over to Moulding. Right from the drivers of the company to his Personal Assistant, everybody has been benefitted.  

Retirement at 36 

If media reports are to be believed, Moulding’s personal assistant has said that he has received so much money that he can retire at the age of 36 years. 

The Hut Group 

The Hut Group is an ecommerce company which Moulding founded in 2004. The co-founder was John Gallemore. The founder has been able to create a multi-million empire in 16 years.   

It is being said that the company has been able to make profits worth Rs 63,505 cr over a fortnight period. 

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Hut Group Employees profit 

Matthew Moulding said that he wanted to share the fortunes of the company with his employees and that was the motivation behind starting this buyback scheme. He said that many people were speaking against the business but he was confident that the share price would go up. Nobody is perfect and everybody wants a share in profits and income, he said.