Johnston Press may raise funds
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JOHNSTON Press, the newspaper publisher which owns The Scotsman, yesterday confirmed it was considering a potential equity fundraising as part of a proposed refinancing of its debt.
In a stock market statement, the company said that it was considering a range of options but that “the quantum of any equity fundraising has not yet been determined”.
The company said in December that it intended to pursue a refinancing of its debt facilities in 2014.
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Hide AdYesterday’s statement also said there can be no certainty that a refinancing of debt facilities will be concluded in 2014, or that an equity fundraising will proceed.
Shares in Johnston Press, which have doubled since October, closed down 0.5p at 26p.