Fuse8 delists from AIM

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By The Drum Team, Editorial

November 14, 2011 | 1 min read

Leeds digital agency Fuse8 has delisted from the Alternative Investment Market this morning after it found that its first-half year trading fell short of expectation.

The agency saw the departure of its chief executive Nigel Hunter earlier this year after it discovered that it would not meet with its full-year trading expectations, leading to the agency issuing a profit warning.

At the time of the discovery, and Hunter’s departure, the agency admitted that it faced several possibilities, including delisting, or a sale.

The company joined AIM in July last year following a reverse acquisition.

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