Phil Bellamy-Lee, chief executive of Energy Assets said he shared investors' disappointment at its share price performance since March's listing on the stock market as the Scottish meter firm saw a 38% rise in underlying first-half profit.
Phil Bellamy-Lee, chief executive of Energy Assets said he shared investors' disappointment at its share price performance since March's listing on the stock market as the Scottish meter firm saw a 38% rise in underlying first-half profit.
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TIM SHARP CITY EDITOR
Energy Assets was the first Scottish company to list on the main market for nearly five years when it went public at 210p a share eight months ago. Its stock has been as low as 161p.
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