Shares in TV producer suspended
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Your support makes all the difference.Shares in Sunset & Vine, the independent television producer, were suspended yesterday at 100p as the company announced that it is in discussions which may lead to a substantial acquisition. Market speculation has linked it to a possible deal with the privately-controlled Molinare, a Soho-based facilities house.
Molinare is larger than Sunset & Vine so a merger would, in effect, be a reverse takeover. The board said that if the proposed deal goes ahead it will require shareholder approval. Last month Sunset & Vine issued a profits warning, saying that its second-half profits would not "significantly" exceed its interim profits of pounds 278,000.
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