Shares in Wildcat Petroleum fell 8% to 0.06p during Friday trading following the company’s announcement of a comprehensive strategic review that may culminate in its departure from the London Stock
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Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to relax the stock market listing regulations in the United Kingdom, aimed at making the market more appealing to Chinese companies. This move comes
David Schwimmer, the chief executive of London Stock Exchange Group, finds himself navigating choppy waters, as activist investor Elliott Management has targeted the company. This comes at a time when
Almost £14 billion was wiped off the market value of London’s largest media and data companies, as fears emerged that artificial intelligence could undermine core segments of their businesses. Relx,
A government-backed campaign aimed at invigorating retail investment in corporate bonds is set to be launched by the London Stock Exchange. This initiative presents the introduction of a kitemark for
The British government has approved a significant £25 million investment in Kraken Technologies, marking its largest direct financial commitment to date. This move is part of a broader strategy aimed
The future of Britain’s most valuable energy technology spinoff hangs in the balance as Kraken, the artificial intelligence-powered platform developed by Octopus Energy, evaluates whether to pursue a public listing
Britain’s blue-chip stock index has surpassed the 10,000 threshold for the first time, opening 2026 with a historic peak following its strongest annual performance in sixteen years. The benchmark FTSE
International Personal Finance has recommended that shareholders accept a £543 million cash acquisition offer from BasePoint Capital, marking the potential departure of yet another company from the London Stock Exchange.
Nothing, the British smartphone manufacturer founded in 2020, has declined to commit to a London Stock Exchange listing despite government efforts to revitalise the UK’s flagging public markets. The company,
After several subdued years, cautious optimism is surfacing in the City as London shows tentative signs of revival in its initial public offering market. A modest recovery in IPO activity
Elliott Management, the American investment firm controlling Waterstones and Barnes and Noble, is reportedly preparing to float the two bookselling giants in London or New York in the coming year.
Private equity owners are weighing significant changes for two of the United Kingdom’s best-known motoring organisations, the AA and the RAC, with each valued at approximately £5 billion. The AA’s
Anglo American has received overwhelming shareholder support for its proposed fifty billion dollar merger with Canadian miner Teck Resources, clearing the way for a transformative deal in the global mining
A recently launched London-listed special purpose acquisition company has raised 500 million dollars in a bid to target a multibillion pound acquisition. Mayflower Acquisition, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands
Shares in Trustpilot tumbled to a two-year low amid allegations of aggressive business practices from a US research firm, intensifying scrutiny on the British-Danish customer review platform. On Thursday, Trustpilot’s
