Shares in Hornby were shunted into the siding after the model railway maker announced plans to pack up its tracks and depart AIM, adding to the growing exodus from London's junior market.

Hornby has become the latest firm to quit the London stock market after nearly four decades as a public company. The model train maker will cancel its listing on the junior Alternative Investment ...

(Alliance News) - Hornby PLC on Thursday called a general meeting to ask shareholders to approve its exit from the AIM market in London and re-registration as a private limited company, ending ...

Iconic collectables firm Hornby has announced it plans to return to private ownership and remove its shares from the stock market. Shares in the Margate-based company have long been traded on ...

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Models and collectibles group Hornby plc has revealed plans to delist from AIM and re-register as a private limited company. The business has undergone major structural changes, including acquisitions ...

Hornby, the model firm, has announced plans to leave London’s AIM Hornby, the international models and collectibles group advised by Mike Ashley, has announced plans to go private as it looks to ...

Mike Ashley-backed Scalextric and model train firm Hornby (HRN.L) has revealed plans to go private, blaming regulatory hurdles and costs involved with a stock market listing. The Aim (^FTAI)-listed ...

Model train firm Hornby has revealed plans to go private (Danny Lawson/PA) Mike Ashley-backed Scalextric and model train firm Hornby has revealed plans to go private, blaming regulatory hurdles ...

Hornby is the second company this week to say it is leaving Aim following a similar decision by biotech firm Synairgen on Monday. It was reported earlier this week that a group of City executives ...