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Posted at 15/10/2024 15:44 by hedgehog 100 A new IPO four days ago of relevance to BRS:-11/10/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Fairview International PLC Admission and First Day of Dealings LSE:FIL Fairview International Plc "Admission to Trading on the LSE and First Day of Dealings Fairview, the operator of international schools following the International Baccalaureate curriculum, is pleased to announce the admission of the Company's entire issued share capital to the Equity Shares (Transition) Category of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority and to trading on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market for listed securities. Dealings in the Company's ordinary shares will commence at 08:00 GMT today under the symbol "FIL". The Company has carried out a placing and subscription of 26,500,000 ordinary shares at an issue price of 10 pence to raise £2.65 million before expenses. On Admission, the Company will have 556,000,000 ordinary shares in issue with a market capitalisation of the Company of £55.6 million (at the issue price). The ISIN number is GB00BR83RJ78 and the SEDOL is BR83RJ7. The Company's prospectus was published on 4 October 2024 and is available to view on its website at: subject to certain access restrictions. Daniel Chian, Chairman of Fairview, said: "We are pleased to announce our successful fundraising and admission of our shares to the Main Market. We hope the conclusion of our IPO is the beginning of the next chapter in our expansion as we seek further opportunities to grow the Fairview network of schools in Asia and the UK. According to the Asian Development Bank, the middle class in Asia will number 3.5 billion and account for over 65 per cent. of the global middle-class population by 2030. The IB curriculum's emphasis on critical thinking, global citizenship and multilingualism aligns closely with the values and aspirations of many Asian families. I believe that Fairview is well placed to serve this rapidly growing marketplace and I look forward to updating investors on our progress." ..." |
Posted at 27/11/2002 09:10 by dontrader Article from todays Business AMBritannic tackles Burn Stewart over length of takeover talks A LEADING shareholder in Burn Stewart has challenged the distiller's management to explain why negotiations about a potential takeover deal have dragged on for more than seven months. Britannic Asset Management, which owns 4% of the distiller, said it had received no contact from the company during the protracted negotiations and was in the dark about whether a deal would proceed. An analyst, meanwhile, said he was amazed that the take-over panel had not forced Burn Stewart to disclose further information about its talks with a Trinidadian firm, CL Financial, which began in April. The East Kilbride company, best known for its Scottish Leader whisky, told the stock exchange on 12 September that CL Financial would be in a position to make a formal offer for the company via Angostura, its listed subsidiary, in "the next few weeks". Burn Stewart's share price has held firm despite the uncertainty, but it closed down 4% at 60.5p yesterday. Kenny Watson, Britannic's UK investment manager, said that investors needed clarification of the situation. Burn Stewart, led by its chairman, William Thornton, should provide a formal update, he said, adding: "It is concerning that is dragging on because it does make you cautious. If there is uncertainty, they should be making some form of announcement about how things are progressing." Speculation about a deal has focused on price considerations and whether Angostura will fund a transaction entirely in cash or with a share element. However, one analyst said that the drawn-out talks may hinge on discussions over Burn Stewart's future banking arrangements or on so-called "legacy" issues relating to the late 1990s when the company renegotiated its banking facilities after incurring heavy losses. HBOS, Burn Stewart's banker, stressed that there were no "legacy" issues relating to its relationship with the distiller. Burn Stewart said that it had never been in breach of its banking covenants. |
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