London Stock Exhange delistings

What It Means for Investors When Tech Companies Leave the London Stock Exchange - Tech Startups

Argent Biopharma’s move to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has brought attention to a pattern that has been more widespread in recent years. Companies looking for access to finance and the prestige of being publicly listed have traditionally […] The post What It Means for Investors When Tech Companies Leave the London Stock Exchange first appeared on Tech Startups.

London Stock Exhange delistings

Forty-five companies have left the London Stock Exchange (LSE) this year following mergers or acquisitions, Bloomberg figures revealed. Rio Tinto could be the next to go after activist investor Palliser Capital recommended an independent review of the Anglo-Australian mining giant’s double listing in London and Sydney. The current arrangement had cost shareholders £39.5 billion (€47.7 billion)… Source

London Stock Market Exodus Worst in 14 Years Under Labour

The number of companies fleeing the London Stock Exchange has soared to its highest level in 14 years – when Labour was last in government – as the UK’s investment appeal continues to tumble. A staggering 45 companies have de-listed so far this year, the most since 2010, according to Bloomberg data. […] Read the rest

2024 - Palliser Capital Urges Rio Tinto to Remove Its London Stock Listing

Rio Tinto is facing pressure from Palliser Capital, which is advocating for the mining company to abandon its dual listing and consolidate its structure in Australia, citing a significant loss in shareholder value. In response, Rio Tinto is promoting its investment strategy aimed at sustainable growth, highlighted by projects in copper, iron ore, and lithium, while committing to emission reduction and increased production targets for copper and …

Robeco lists four active ETFs on London Stock Exchange

Robeco has listed four active ETFs on the London Stock Exchange in a new debut for the business. Three of the ETFs will be based on Robeco’s “quantitative enhanced index capabilities”, with a global, US, and European equity offering. It uses an approach that balances risk and return with sustainability to create a “3D” investing strategy. The fourth will be using Robeco’s “next-gen quant approach”, dubbed the ‘Dynamic Theme Machine’ ETF. The s…