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WAM Capital announces $100m share purchase plan

BY STAFF WRITER | MONDAY, 12 JAN 2015 12:15PM

Listed investment company WAM Capital has announced a $100 million share purchase plan (SPP).

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Read more: WAM Capital, Investment, January 2015, SPP shares, April 2015, Australia, December 2014, Friday, March 2015, New Zealand, Record date

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