By Fiona Henderson The objectives for unquoted companies have changed over the past 18 months lea...
By Fiona Henderson The objectives for unquoted companies have changed over the past 18 months leading to changes in the way potential investors assess the group, according to Richard Hargreaves, managing director at Classic Fund Management. He said: "Last year, we would have been very positive on a company which said it wanted to become quoted by the end of the year. Now, however we would be very sceptical." "Our attitude to companies we invest in has changed in that we prefer those that are not too ambitious or have plans that will cost too much money. We would invest £1m in a company ...
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