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Hipgnosis Songs Fund Limited (HPGSF)

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1.0700+0.1725 (+19.22%)
At close: 01:17PM EDT
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Previous close0.8975
Open1.1240
BidN/A x N/A
AskN/A x N/A
Day's range1.0700 - 1.1400
52-week range0.7150 - 1.1720
Volume48,450
Avg. volume22,875
Market capN/A
Beta (5Y monthly)0.29
PE ratio (TTM)178.33
EPS (TTM)0.0060
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend dateN/A
1y target estN/A
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  • Reuters

    Hipgnosis agrees sale to Concord in $1.4 billion music rights deal

    (Reuters) -Nashville-based independent music company Concord has agreed to buy Britain's Hipgnosis Songs Fund for $1.4 billion, the companies said on Thursday, to gain rights to the catalogues of artists including Shakira and Neil Young. Hipgnosis, a music rights investment company founded by industry veteran and former CEO Merck Mercuriadis, launched a strategic review last year after a shareholder revolt led to a board overhaul, a portfolio revaluation, and a dispute with its investment adviser over a call option. Hipgnosis shares, which listed in London in 2018 and have fallen more than 45% from their 2021 peak, rose 31% to 92.5 pence ($1.15).

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 4-Hipgnosis agrees sale to Concord in $1.4 bln music rights deal

    Nashville-based independent music company Concord has agreed to buy Britain's Hipgnosis Songs Fund for $1.4 billion, the companies said on Thursday, to gain rights to the catalogues of artists including Shakira and Neil Young. Hipgnosis, a music rights investment company founded by industry veteran and former CEO Merck Mercuriadis, launched a strategic review last year after a shareholder revolt led to a board overhaul, a portfolio revaluation, and a dispute with its investment adviser over a call option.