Shares in Gusbourne dropped more than 34 per cent this morning after the English winemaker announced it would consider delisting from London’s junior stock market, AIM.

The majority shareholder of English sparkling wine producer Gusbourne is seeking to delist the company. In a letter to Gusbourne via Belize Finance, British-Belizean businessman Lord Ashcroft ...

Gusbourne Estate, a vineyard in southeast England seeking to cash in on growing demand for U.K. sparkling wine, is planning to triple its area under vine and build its own winery following a ...

English winemaker Gusbourne expects its 2024 harvest to be “considerably smaller” than last year due to a “cool, persistently wet growing season”. The AIM-listed business said “challenging conditions ...

Gusbourne-grown wines were first released to widespread acclaim in 2010 and last year the group won six gold medals at global competitions despite it still being a modest producer.

Shares in English winemaker Gusbourne plummeted by over 34 per cent this morning following the announcement that it is considering delisting from London’s junior stock market, AIM.

English winemaker Gusbourne has called off a search for a buyer and will instead weigh up abandoning its listing on the London Stock Exchange’s junior market to take the business private. The company ...

Gusbourne was effectively put up for sale in July after Lord Ashcroft, who owns a 67% stake, said he wants to explore various options for his shareholding.

Sparkling wine producer Gusbourne increased sales by 40% to £266,000 in the first half of the year but continues to make losses.

Gusbourne toasts huge demand for UK wines after sales rose 48% to around £6.2m last year By DAILY MAIL CITY & FINANCE REPORTER Updated: 17:31 EDT, 31 January 2023 ...