IN BRIEF: Marechale Capital completes ‘momentous’ acquisitions

Marechale Capital PLC - London-based adviser and financing provider serving consumer brands, leisure, clean energy, mineral extraction and technology companies - Announces that it has completed its acquisitions of Stanford Capital Partners, Blubird Global Inc, NJC Capital Management VSA Private Fund Ltd, and NJC Capital Management Ltd. Says it is now developing into a fully integrated digital merchant bank, and providing corporate finance, capital markets and asset management services underpinned by its technology solutions and distribution platform. Marechale proposed the acquisitions earlier this month, saying they would be share-for-share exchanges involving the issue of 75.2 million shares at £0.0175 each. It also announced the appointment of Stanford Capital Founder Patrick Claridge as an executive director, with effect from Wednesday.

‘This is a momentous occasion for Marechale as we establish one of the first full-service digital banks on the London Stock Exchange,’ comments Chief Executive Officer Patrick Booth-Clibborn. ‘We are excited about the opportunities ahead as we combine our teams’ access to deal flow across the private and public markets with a proprietary and proven tokenisation platform. Our focus is now on growing the business together and we are progressing discussions with a number of new business prospects. We look forward to updating shareholders on these developments.’

Current stock price: 8.00 pence, flat on Wednesday afternoon in London

12-month change: quadrupled from 2.00p as at June 24, 2025

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