Cel AI PLC Announces Delisting from LSE
The consumer products company is delisting from the London Stock Exchange, a move that is typically seen as a major setback for shareholders.
The consumer products company is delisting from the London Stock Exchange, a move that is typically seen as a major setback for shareholders.
The AI and technology company announces its fast-track admission to the AQSE Growth Market, as it pivots its business strategy to focus on artificial intelligence and digital assets.
The consumer products company plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange and shift its focus to a Bitcoin strategy, introducing uncertainty for investors.
The AI agent deployment platform Cel AI has granted warrants to its directors and broker.
The consumer products company has completed a £10 million fundraising, issuing new shares at a 2.05% discount to the previous closing price.
The retailer has expanded its Bitcoin treasury reserves, acquiring an additional 2.52 Bitcoins.
The AI agent deployment platform has acquired Bitcoin as part of its treasury diversification strategy.
The retailer has secured a dedicated subnet on the Bittensor network, enabling it to deploy decentralised AI agents and enhance its affiliate marketing operations.
The consumer products company has received notification of a 3.72% shareholding by Olivia Hamilton Edwards.
The director of the household and personal products company has purchased 13 million shares.