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PipeHawk shares climb after Cabinet Office clearance

PipeHawk received confirmation from the Cabinet Office that it will not take further action under the National Security and Investment Act, effectively greenlighting its proposed sale of Utsi Electronics.

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PipeHawk (AIM:PIP) shares gained 20%, to reach 3p, after the Cabinet Office said the NSI Act notification clears a regulatory barrier to the proposed disposal of Utsi Electronics. The company said completion remains subject to customary conditions and certain deliverables, with a long-stop completion date of 30 June.

Completion of the Disposal remains subject to other conditions customary for a transaction of this nature and certain completion deliverables, and there can be no certainty that completion will occur or as to its timing, with a long-stop date for completion of 30 June.

The company said it will provide a further update in due course.

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