We were proud to once again host our successful work experience ‘taster’ days at our London head office for young adults aged between 16 and 22. The positive feedback received…
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As part of continuing plans to build its Bristol business, servicing the South West of England, WHIreland has announced the appointments of Chris Savidge as a Corporate Finance Executive and…
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WHIreland are proud to have acted as Nomad and Joint Broker to Immotion Group plc (“Immotion”), who were admitted to AIM on 12 July with a market capitalisation of £19.54m.
This…
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Research Tree, the provider of high quality investment research from respected city institutions, is very happy to welcome WHIreland Corporate & Institutional Broking to their growing platform and community.
Following the…
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Summary
UK equity markets struggled to make headway in June. Despite a generally positive tailwind from corporate earnings expectations, particularly in the mining and energy sectors, there was…
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WHIreland has raised £6m for its client, AfriTin Mining Limited (AIM:ATM) , a mining company with a portfolio of near production tin assets in Namibia and South Africa. The…
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Following on from its acquisition of the Singapore-based education firm “SAA-GE” in November 2017, Malvern has continued with its acquisition strategy with the purchase of Communicate English…
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Summary
UK equity markets posted further gains in May supported by a largely positive earnings season: support for exporters via weaker sterling and the receding prospect of an interest rate…
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As active supporters of ambitious growth companies, we recognise that some look to raise the capital they require through private fundraisings from a variety of sources including high-net-worth individuals, family…
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We are delighted to have been appointed as Corporate Broker to Cognosec AB.
Cognosec AB (Publ) is engaged in providing cyber resilience solutions and conducts its operations through presences…
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