Magpies delisted

Newcastle have been delisted from the Stock Exchange following businessman Mike Ashley’s takeover.

Wed, 18 Jul, 2007 - 09:34

Newcastle have been delisted from the Stock Exchange following businessman Mike Ashley’s takeover.

Ashley completed his purchase of the club on June 15 when his buy-out offer was accepted unconditionally and shares in the Magpies officially stopped trading at 8am this morning.

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