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Last week Nightcap (NGHT), the almost insolvent bars chain run by fading Dragon’s Den “star” Sarah Willingham announced that it was hoping to raise £3.5 million at 5p, citing possible M&A activity as well as the need to support “working capital”, i.e. keep the bailiffs at bay. The shares are 3.9p. What La Willingham did NOT announce was that Revolution Bars (RBG) which Nightcap had said it wanted to buy on May 2, had told it to get stuffed as the proposed deal just could not work. Do la Willingham and disgraced Nomad Allenby not give a feck abut AIM Rules on timely disclosure?
Okay so AIM rules are for little people. Not ex TV stars like la Willingham. We get that. I always said that the all share proposal was a non starter and so it has been confirmed but by Revolution only.
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