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Chorion

August 2005

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The shares moved higher after Chorion announced it had bought NewYork-based television production and merchandising business SilverLining for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition comprises thecopyrights to a number of books by contemporary children's authorsincluding Ian Falconer (Olivia), Eric Carle (The Very HungryCaterpillar), Rosemary Wells (Max & Ruby) and Babette Cole(Princess Smartypants). Further acquisitions are likely. Still a buy. ...

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Alkane Energy - Electricity from coal mine methane

Chorion - Shares move over management offer price (March 2006)

Chorion - Noddy growing in Japan and the US (November 2005)

Chorion - Shares break higher (June 2005)

Chorion - Further acquisitions planned (May 2005)

Chorion - Announces post-demerger board structure (March 2002)

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