Raglan pays to look ship-shape
The first prong to the restructuring – offloading an expensive £70m debenture – gave rise to a one-off £14.3m charge, which caused a pre-tax loss of £8.3m in the year to 31 March. Despite this, Raglan's net asset value rose 14% to 45p a share, helped by the company buying ...
This is premium content
You must be logged in to view premium stories.
Subscribe for full access
Take out a print and online or online only subscription and you will get immediate access to:
- Breaking industry news as it happens
- Expert analysis and comment from industry leaders
- Unlimited access to all stories, including premium content
- Full access to all our online archive
To get access to premium content subscribe today
Alternatively REGISTER for a free trial to access up to 4 articles and sign up for email alerts
If you are already a registered user or a subscriber you can SIGN IN now