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Shareholders vote against Lighthouse delisting
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[Money Marketing] - Paul Chase-Gardner, who has a 5.4 per cent stake, and Cavendish Asset Management senior investment manager Paul Mumford, who has a 5 per cent shareholding through his Aim fund, said they would vote against the plans. Julian Telling, who holds 5.14
Lighthouse chair says Rosengren comments influenced votes
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[Money Marketing] - Julian Telling, who owns a per cent stake in Lighthouse says: “I think shareholders have voted and shows the level of opposition to the proposal which was simply not in their interests. The board have said it will be business as usual and that
Lighthouse attempts to reassure shareholders ahead of delisting vote
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[Money Marketing] - Julian Telling, who holds per cent stake says the move is “not in the interests of shareholders”. Allan Rosengren (pictured), the former joint chief executive who holds a per cent stake, is not commenting on his voting intentions. The
Lighthouse delisting hopes may rest with former joint chief
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[Money Marketing] - Julian Telling, who holds per cent, says: “It is not in the interests of shareholders. As a public company there is a great deal of transparency, being listed is in the best interests of shareholders and advisers.” The Lighthouse board owns around
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