Davenham shareholders block delisting resolution

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The board of Davenham Group plc has failed in its attempt to have the firm delisted from the AIM stock market.

At a general meeting held on Friday, the resolution to delist was not approved by 75% of shareholders (whether in person or by way of proxy), necessary for it to succeed.

Total votes in favour were 6,375,222 (67.52% of the total votes cast), while total votes against were 3,066,289 (32.48% of the total votes cast).

Following a strategic review, the board said in July that it was likely there was no value for ordinary shareholders in the company and that delisted would be a sensible measure.

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