UK 12:13 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Rangers International Football Club (RFC) has announced an open offer of up to 19,864,918 new shares at 20p each to raise up to £3.97 million before expenses (an estimated £3.6 million net) to purportedly “allow the company to start implementing the strategy to re-build and re-establish Rangers as a stable, sustainable and successful business to deliver both shareholder value and footballing success”. However, further reading reveals a continued dire financial position from a company which has already delivered an extraordinary litany of woe since its December 2012 AIM admission.
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Comments
Jeremy
Does this funding cover Craig Whyte’s £10m claim now owned by Law Financial ltd;a subsiduary of Worthington Group plc which just came out of suspension this AM.At least that appears to be the value put on it by the company who booked an £8.7m profit on its revaluation.