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FCM settles chairman’s 9.7m shares loan

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First Class Metals plc has repaid the 9,695,332 shares loaned to it from executive chairman and director James Knowles.

The loan was in two tranches from November 2023 and February 2024..

FCM today issued the same number of shares to Mr Knowles.

Following admission, the company will have 91,741,361 ordinary shares of £0.001 par value in issue, each with one vote.

None of the shares are held in treasury.

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