Personal Group Holdings PLC (LON:PGH) shareholders have approved the proposed £3mln purchase of pay and reward consultancy, Innecto, at a general meeting on Wednesday.
The company said it has also it has also applied for the issue and admission to trading on AIM of 299,237 and 31,451 shares subscribed by Deborah Frost and Justine Woolf – sellers of Innecto – respectively, at a price of £3.48 per share.
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Frost and Wolfe had agreed to subscribe for newly issued shares in Personal Group, with Frost subscribing for just over a million quid’s worth and Woolf for £109,451 of subscription shares.
Frost, the majority shareholder and co-founder of Innecto, was earlier named as the new chief executive of Personal Group.
She will take up the role once the acquisition completes. Frost will succeed Mark Scanlon, who signalled his intention to give up the gig back in September.