Dutch investor Farringdon increases voting muscle ahead of INM agm
Voting rights in INM increased from 0.73 per cent to 6.8 per cent
An international investment fund has turned up the pressure on the troubled publisher Independent News & Media (INM) by boosting its voting rights ahead of the company’s agm next month.
Farringdon Capital Management, which is controlled by the Dutch-born investor Bram Cornelisse, has converted some of the financial instruments it held in the company into voting rights.
A regulatory filing by Farringdon shows that it increased its voting rights in INM from 0.73 ...
