Bertie Bassett's promoter seeks pounds 260,000 to expand

Tuesday 22 March 1994 00:02 GMT

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Just Group, the merchandising company, is arranging a share placing, mostly with private investors, to raise a total of pounds 260,000. The money raised by the issue will be used to fund expansion. Just develops toys and novelty products connected to Bertie Bassett, the liquorice allsorts caricature, Cadbury's Caramel Bunny and 'the wibbly wobbly world of Jelly Babies'. The shares will be traded on the Stock Exchange's Rule 535(2) dealing facility. Bottom Line, page 27

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