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Scirocco shareholders vote to cancel trading

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Scirocco Energy plc shareholders today voted to cancel trading with the last day of dealings expected to be on 16 May.

The company will hold further general meeting in approximately two months to appoint liquidators ahead of returning cash to its investors.

The process will be via a members’ voluntary liquidation.

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