London’s second tier AIM stock market suffered another setback today when Luke Johnson’s struggling leisure group Brighton ...

Brighton Pier Group said reasons for its plans to delist include “disproportionate” annual costs of between £250,000 and £300 ...

Brighton Pier Group, which owns and operates Brighton Palace Pier as well as five bars, eight indoor mini-golf sites and the Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park, is set to de-list from AIM.

Brighton Pier Group has proposed plans to cease trading on the London Stock Exchange in a bid to save up to £300,000 a year ...

Shares in Brighton Pier Group, which also owns bars and mini-golf sites, fell 60.6% after a 'careful review of the benefits ...

Brighton Pier shares slumped on Wednesday after the company proposed the cancellation of its stock trading on London's AIM market and become a private company. The stock was down almost 70%, reaching ...

The leisure group behind the 126-year-old Brighton Palace Pier has seen its shares slump as it became the latest firm to announce plans to delist ...

Brighton Pier Group – which also owns a number of bars and mini-golf venues – said it is planning to cancel its listing on London’s junior Aim market, sending shares slumping by nearly 60% ...

The leisure group behind the 126-year-old Brighton Palace Pier has seen its shares slump as it became the latest firm to announce plans to delist and return to private hands. Brighton Pier Group – ...

(Alliance News) - Brighton Pier Group PLC on Wednesday proposed the delisting of its shares from London's junior market, becoming the latest firm to protest the cost and regulatory burden associated ...