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Quiz officially delists, what now?

British fashion retailer Quiz has officially delisted from the London Stock Exchange’s AIM sub-market, leaving it open to move forward with its next step: re-registering as a private company. A total of 98.6 percent of shareholders voted in favour of the proposals during a general meeting held earlier this month, allowing for Quiz to request the...

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Quiz shareholders vote for AIM delisting

Shareholders of British fast fashion retailer Quiz have voted in favour of its proposed delisting on AIM. During the company’s latest general meeting, 98.6 percent of shareholders voted in favour of the cancellation resolution, with the same amount also voting for Quiz’s proposal to re-register as a private company. Following the approval, the...

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Quiz proposes AIM delisting amid ‘challenging market conditions’

Fast fashion retailer Quiz has proposed voluntary cancellation of its shares on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange, amid a "challenging financial market” and specified burdens associated with trading. It is now pursuing a re-registration as a private limited company. The company said it had...

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Asos makes stock exchange listing move

Fashion e-tailer Asos has confirmed it will be delisting the company’s Ordinary Shares on AIM from February 21. The retailer will be admitting the shares to the premium segment of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority (FDA) and to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange effective from the morning of February 22. It...

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Hotter Shoes owner Unbound Group debuts on AIM

The owner of British footwear retailer Hotter Shoes has debuted on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Unbound Group announced earlier this month it would be moving from LSE’s main market to AIM as part of a rebranding at the group, which aims to be an online multi-brand retail platform targeted at the 55+ demographic. The...

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Online marketplace Fruugo to float on London's AIM market

UK-based online marketplace Fruugo has announced plans to float on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange. The company, which sells fashion, beauty and accessories among other categories, said the objective of the float is to raise its funding and profile “to fuel a significant increase in the rate of growth of new retailers using Fruugo...

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In The Style debuts on London’s AIM market

Manchester-based fashion e-tailer In The Style has debuted on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange. The womenswear retailer placed 5.5 million new ordinary shares and 24.5 million existing ordinary shares at a price of 200 pence apiece, raising 11 million pounds for the company and 49 million pounds for selling shareholders. At the...