That seems the wrong question. The better question is: why did he stay in britain while it was in the EU, and why is he leaving now that the UK is leaving the EU? Especially as he advocated that leaving would improve trade and industry.
The answer might be as simple as: "Signapore was the right place and we were planning this move before Brexit was on the horizon"
But it certainly gives the appearance that Brexit is bad for business and he doesn't want to operate with the consequences of the policy he advocated.
The answer might be as simple as: "Signapore was the right place and we were planning this move before Brexit was on the horizon"
But it certainly gives the appearance that Brexit is bad for business and he doesn't want to operate with the consequences of the policy he advocated.