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Mirriad discusses rescue investment during administration
Read the full story: Mirriad discusses rescue investment during administrationMirriad is discussing rescue investment while remaining formally in administration. A proposed transaction could repay creditors, support an exit from administration and eventually allow AIM trading to resume, but negotiations remain uncertain.
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