Sell-off on high initial unit cost fears unwarranted

Investment trust Hipgnosis Songs Fund has delayed its IPO (initial public offering) for the third time while it waits for potential cornerstone investors to complete due diligence.

In a slightly odd move, the music royalties-focused Hipgnosis says it will also introduce a clause whereby it can buy back every single share in the investment trust one year after floating on the stock market.

That sounds like potential investors are seeking protection and a clear exit if the investment trust isn’t successful within 12 months, assuming it floats at all.


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