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London Stock Exchange welcomes Light Science Technologies Holdings plc
Today, London Stock Exchange welcomes Light Science Technologies Holdings plc (“LSTH”) to trading on AIM under the ticker LST. In October 2021, LSTH successfully raised gross proceeds of £5 million (the “Placing”) and the Company’s market capitalisation on admission was approximately £17.5 million.
The net proceeds of the Placing, which are receivable by the
London Stock Exchange welcomes JAXUSA Partnership and JAX Chamber
London Stock Exchange today welcomes the Jacksonville, Florida, delegation to open the market during their seventh annual sales mission. The delegation supports the mission of JAXUSA Partnership, a division of JAX Chamber that serves as Jacksonville’s regional economic development organization.
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A step towards the analysis of anything, by anyone, anywhere: The Oxford Nanopore IPO
Oxford Nanopore’s co-founder and CEO Dr Gordon Sanghera describes why the company’s IPO was both “timely and natural” and supports the company’s ambitious growth plans.
London Stock Exchange welcomes Tortilla Mexican Grill plc to AIM
Tortilla Mexican Grill plc (MEX), the largest and most successful fast-casual Mexican restaurant group in the UK, began trading on Friday 8 October on London Stock Exchange’s AIM. The IPO raised £5.0m of gross proceeds, and upon Admission the Company’s market capitalisation was £70.0m.
Tortilla offers a high-quality, affordable and freshly prepared Californi
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