To be clear. US firm took on 30m in debt. Plus a promise to borrow 30m more if certain goals are achieved.
So it's technically 30 to 60m and £1
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Really wish id bought that £1 branded toilet paper now, I assume this buyout will probs lead to asset stripping and the company eventually vanishing.
Still have the "THIS MUG COST £1" somewhere.
if i offer a fiver can i have it
Overpriced? I'd want bogoff for that money.
Ashens in shambles.
Ha. He should've put in an offer. £1.20?
Oh man, I don't know whether to comment two squid or three fiddy.
I presume your irony meter exploded because you asked it to measure something that isn't in fact ironic at all?