Pinewood Shepperton, the famous British film studio, is holding a general meeting on Friday so shareholders can vote on the company's decision to save a few bob my moving from the main market to its junior partner, AIM.
The company intends by 31st March 2013 to increase the free float - the quantity of shares not held by committed long term stakeholders - by another 10% or so of the company's issued share capital following its move to AIM, whether by way of further issues of shares or by way of existing shareholders selling part of their holdings in the company.
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