Crystal Amber Fund Limited Announces Large-scale Share Buyback and Adjustment to Total Voting Rights

Published: 27 Mar 2025
Crystal Amber Fund Limited recently bought back its own shares, totalling 100,000 at £1.20 each, leading to an adjustment in total voting rights.

Crystal Amber Fund Limited, in a move showcasing strategic financial acumen, bought back a whopping 100,000 of their own ordinary shares at a per-share price of £1.20. These shares, a tidy bundle representing the corporate belief in the brand’s robust performance and future potential, will be cancelled post-purchase.

This bold stroke of a transaction took place under the aegis of an authority granted to the group at their Annual General Meeting conducted on 13 December 2024. The responsibility of actualising the buy-back, a clever strategic manoeuvre towards maintaining optimal capital structure and enhancing shareholder value, was tasked to Winterflood Securities.

Consequently, the total voting rights are recalibrated to number 67,950,000. This is the denominator shareholders can use for calculations to understand if any notifications relating to their interest or changes in the Company are necessary under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.

The Crystal Amber Fund Limited aims to ensure a smooth and transparent system of operations while continuing towards aggressive growth roadmaps and upward-trending investor returns.