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Games group seeks another £5m After raising £1.3 million for F4G Software, to back project management to develop new computer games, Noble & Co is now after another £5.15 million for F4G. It wants investors to subscribe at least £3,090 each at 103p a share, against 100p last time, for F4G (which means ‘funds for games’) with a minimum target of £500,000. 
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Arc EIS looking for £3 million Fresh from raising £2 million for its first fund of Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) opportunities, Arc Fund Management is looking to gather in a further £3 million for its second ARC EIS Growth Fund.
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Second round at Capital Pubs Capital Pub Company, whose original Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) managed to raise more money than any proceeding venture, is looking for a further £10 million to expand its London pub estate via a second EIS offer.
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AIM’s tax status under threat? The possibility that a FTSE 100 company may move to AIM has caused concern in some quarters that this could threaten the current generous tax status of the market.
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VCTs get around three-year rule Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) that are approaching the three-year deadline by which they must invest 70 per cent of the funds initially subscribed in qualifying companies have gained an amnesty from the Inland Revenue.
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Lacomp looks for extra EIS cash Surrey-based investment adviser Lacomp has just launched its second fund that will invest in a minimum of four companies that qualify for the tax-efficient Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS).
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