Trading Emissions sells stake in Chapel Street Environmental
Trading Emmissions, an AIM-listed investment company, has disposed of its holding in Chapel Street Environmental, as part of its current investment policy.
Trading Emmissions, an AIM-listed investment company, has disposed of its holding in Chapel Street Environmental, as part of its current investment policy.
The sale earned the group around £2.5m, which compares to a carrying book value in the last audited financial statements at June 30th of £2.3m. The transaction brings the total proceeds received from Chapel Street Environmental during 2012 to about £3.7m.
The share price was unchanged by late morning.
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