Chrysalis misses £125m capital raise target

£60m raised

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Chrysalis Investments’ latest capital raise has fallen short of its £125m target, having raised gross proceeds of £60m.

The company said that, under the issue, an aggregate of 25,210,084 new ordinary shares have been issued and allotted conditionally upon admission at a price of 238p per share. On 1 December, the London-listed investment firm announced that it planned to raise £125m to support its portfolio expansion, as part of its 600 million share issuance programme revealed in March. Chrysalis to raise £125m to support portfolio expansion In a statement on 13 December, Chrysalis Investments said: "The company is pleased to have had positive engagement with a range of investors throughout the pla...

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