SHAREHOLDERS have approved plans for 3D Diagnostic Imaging to become an investment business and hive off its dental technology arm into a privately held enterprise.
At an extraordinary general meeting in London yesterday it was confirmed 3D will be renamed 3D Resources and remain listed on the Alternative Investment Market.
Subsidiary Cariescan, which makes devices used to detect tooth decay, will be transferred to existing shareholders for a nominal consideration of £1.
A sum of £100,000 will also be transferred to Dundee based Cariescan as part of the disposal.
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