Model train maker Hornby is to quit the ailing London stock market after hiring the Sports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley as an ...

Hornby, the international models and collectibles group advised by Mike Ashley, has announced plans to go private as it looks ...

Shares in Hornby were shunted into the siding after the model railway maker announced plans to pack up its tracks and depart ...

Model train set maker Hornby said on Thursday that it was planning to leave the AIM stock market and go private, citing ...

Hornby, a 124-year-old UK firm specializing in model trains, has announced its intent to delist shares from AIM.

Hornby shares fell to their lowest ever level after the models and collectables group said it plans to seek shareholder approval to cancel trading of its shares on AIM, joining a growing list of ...

Hornby is the second company this week to say it is leaving Aim following a similar decision by biotech firm Synairgen on Monday. It was reported earlier this week that a group of City executives ...

Hornby is seeking shareholder approval to cancel trading of its shares on London's junior AIM, saying it believes re-registering as a private company would better allow it to continue its ...

The AIM All-Share continued its slide, dropping 1.4% to 683.19. Down 5.6% year-to-date, it’s approaching levels last seen at the start of the pandemic, when markets priced in Armageddon as lockdown ...

(Alliance News) - Hornby PLC on Thursday called a general meeting to ask shareholders to approve its exit from the AIM market in London and re-registration as a private limited company, ending nearly ...

Mike Ashley-backed Scalextric and model train firm Hornby (HRN.L) has revealed plans to go private, blaming regulatory hurdles and costs involved with a stock market listing. The Aim (^FTAI)-listed ...

Shares in Hornby were shunted into the siding after the model railway maker announced plans to pack up its tracks and depart AIM, adding to the growing exodus from London's junior market.