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Helium Special Situations increases interest in Scancell
17th November 2011Holdings in Company
The Company announces that it has received notification that Helium Special Situations Fund Limited has increased its beneficial interest in Scancell Holdings to 17,586,940 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each which represents approximately 9.06 per cent of the issued capital of the Company.
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A placing and subscription at 12 pence a share will account for £6mln of the total.
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