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Tungsten Corporation (TUNG) was founded in 2012 by financiers Edmund and Danny Truell to buy something with potential in the Financial Services industry. After an attempt to float that year was aborted owing to market wobbles they finally got it away in October 2013 raising an impressive £160 million.It is unlikely that many people bothered to read the Admission Document.
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Comments
B Sanderson
So you post his first for those that paid which is fine. However you post here because you want more people to read so that your short can benefit…that’s how it comes across.
webpax
Heavy on vitriol, light on facts.