US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower
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US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower
The business and assets of Splashpower Ltd, the Cambridge wireless power innovator which went into administration six weeks ago, have been acquired by Alticor subsidiary, US-based Fulton Innovation.
Ian Dinwoodie, CEO of inkjet pioneer, Xaar
"Xaar is in an excellent position of having a good cash balance, no
debt, great technology, good management, and a good business plan.
Hence operationally and financially we are highly self sufficient, and
don’t see the need for a parent. However ‘money talks’ and there is no
doubt a price at which our shareholders would say ‘thank you very much’."
Prelude Trust to wind down with £24.2m portfolio sale
Prelude Trust, one of the region’s biggest funders of early-stage
hi-tech entrepreneurial talent has decided to sell off its entire
portfolio and wind the company up, returning all net proceeds to
shareholders.
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