Uniq trustees put company up for sale
The Uniq Pension Scheme, which owns 90% of its sponsor after a pioneering deficit for equity swap, may now sell the chilled foods manufacturer.
Shares began trading on the Alternative Investment Market this morning and the scheme immediately announced its intention "realise all or part of its shareholding". Today's admission to AIM is the final...
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