Perpetual Income & Growth Investment trust (Pigit) has postponed its issue of B shares because of uncertain market conditions.
Last month, the £451m company revealed details of the offering through which it was hoping to raise £150m. Rather than receive a dividend, B share holders will receive a capital payment at the same dividends are paid to ordinary shareholders. The structure of the shares mean payments were subject neither to income tax or CGT. Under the timetable, the B shares were due to be listed on the stock exchange next week. A new schedule has not been published. The trust says: "The board of directors has decided, in light of current uncertain market conditions and following discussions with ...
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