London shares firm after BoE gilt buy wobbles
London shares ended higher on Tuesday after an unexpected helping hand from the government bond market
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Melrose Industries PLC is an aerospace manufacturing business, centred around GKN Aerospace. Formerly, it was a holding company run with the mantra of 'buy, improve, sell' model, looking for good manufacturing businesses with strong fundamentals whose performance can be improved. But once it spun off GKN Automotive as Dowlais Group PLC in 2023, the remaining business gave up its former investment strategy to refocus on the aerospace sector.
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London shares ended higher on Tuesday after an unexpected helping hand from the government bond market
The deal will be funded by a right issue on a 12-for-1 basis at 95p to raise £1.6bn.
Main share price risers and fallers in London at 9.30am
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The FTSE 100 Index increased 11.54 points to 6556.91
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Melrose vowed not to change the "buy, improve, sell" business model.