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Fixed points of elements of linear groups

We prove that for any finite group G, such that |G/R(G)|>120 (where R(G) is the soluble radical of G), and any finite‐dimensional vector space V on which G acts, there is a non‐identity element of G with fixed‐point space of dimension at least 16dim V . This bound is best possible.