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YCO Deuxmil

Market: 
AIM
Type: 
Placing Re-admission
Industry: 
Oil & Gas
Raised: 
£8.2m
Date: 
May 2008

Contacts

CEO: Neil Miller

Advisers

WH Ireland

11 St James's Square
Manchester
M2 6WH
David Youngman
0161-832 2174

Religare Hichens Harrison (formerly Hichens Harrison)
Bell Court House
11 Blomfield
London
EC2M 1LD
Daniel Briggs
020-7382 4450

GTH Media Relations
76-80 Southwark Street
London
SE1 0PN
Toby Hall
020-7153 8035

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