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52 days agoBritish crypto investment firm KR1 plans London Stock Exchange uplisting
UK-based crypto investment firm KR1 has announced plans to move its listing from the Aquis Stock Exchange to the main market of the London Stock Exchange Group in a bid to boost visibility and attract a wider investor base. The firm is also launching a share-placing programme to fund an expansion of its staking operations—blockchain transaction-validation services that reward crypto holders. The move is subject to regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority and a shareholder vote.
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Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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52 days agoBritish crypto investment firm KR1 plans London Stock Exchange uplisting
UK-based crypto investment firm KR1 has announced plans to move its listing from the Aquis Stock Exchange to the main market of the London Stock Exchange Group in a bid to boost visibility and attract a wider investor base. The firm is also launching a share-placing programme to fund an expansion of its staking operations—blockchain transaction-validation services that reward crypto holders. The move is subject to regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority and a shareholder vote.
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Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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KR1 seeks London main-market listing and new share issue to expand its crypto-staking business, pending FCA and shareholder approval.
UK-based crypto investment firm KR1 has announced plans to move its listing from the Aquis Stock Exchange to the main market of the London Stock Exchange Group in a bid to boost visibility and attract a wider investor base. The firm is also launching a share-placing programme to fund an expansion of its staking operations—blockchain transaction-validation services that reward crypto holders. The move is subject to regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority and a shareholder vote.
UK-based crypto investment firm KR1 has announced plans to move its listing from the Aquis Stock Exchange to the main market of the London Stock Exchange Group in a bid to boost visibility and attract a wider investor base. The firm is also launching a share-placing programme to fund an expansion of its staking operations—blockchain transaction-validation services that reward crypto holders. The move is subject to regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority and a shareholder vote.
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- crypto
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- blockchain
- UK
Oct 28, 2025 • 08:35