4imprint is a company that sells promotional merchandise. I attended a General Meeting of the company in central London on the 14th March (in effect what used to be called an “extraordinary general meeting”) to approve the disposal of Brand Addition. The company is disposing of a major division, representing 32% of its revenue last year, so revenue and profits in future will be substantially less as a result (Brand Addition was profitable and seemed to be a reasonable return on assets employed). The net proceeds from the disposal will be cash of £22m. Some £12m of this will be used to “reduce the risk of the defined benefit pension scheme”, with the balance retained for general corporate use (such as perhaps repaying debt). 4imprint has a major problem with
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