The shares have gone nowhere since IPO but Directors are bizarrely allowed to exercise options and sell down their stakes, while at the same time raise huge amounts from foolish institutions. It’s totally bonkers!
Venture (LON: VLG), a developer of consumer self-care products whose shares have been doing nicely this year, has raised £34m through a placing with institutional investors, with a further £2m possibly coming through an Open offer.
The new money being raised is a significant sum for a business currently valued at only £81m and worth a fraction of this…
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