Change of Nominated Adviser and Joint Broker

 

SOLID STATE PLC

("Solid State", the "Company" or the "Group")

 

Change of Nominated Adviser and Joint Broker

 

Solid State plc (AIM: SOLI), the AIM listed manufacturer of computing, power and communications products, and value-added supplier of electronic components, announces that Cenkos Securities plc has been appointed as nominated adviser and joint broker to the Company with immediate effect. finnCap will continue to act as the Company's joint broker.

 

Additional information is disclosed below pursuant to Schedule Two, paragraph (g) of the AIM Rules for Companies.

 

For further information please contact:

 

Solid State plc
Gary Marsh - Chief Executive Peter James - Group Finance Director	Via Walbrook
C enkos Securities plc   (Nominated Adviser & Joint Broker)	020 73978900
Adrian Hadden / Callum Davidson (Corporate Finance) Alex Pollen / Jasper Berry (Sales)
finnCap  (Joint Broker) Ed Frisby  (Corporate Finance)  Rhys Williams / Tim Redfern (Sales / ECM)	020 7220 0500
Walbrook PR  (Financial PR)	020 7933 8780
Tom Cooper / Nick Rome	0797 122 1972
	solidstate@walbrookpr.com

 

Additional information disclosed pursuant to Schedule Two, paragraph (g) the AIM Rules for Companies:

 

Nigel Rogers, Chairman, was a director of Colchester Machine Tool Solutions Ltd, a subsidiary of 600 Group plc, until April 2015.

 

Matthew Richards, Director, was a director of Secure Computer Systems Limited, a manufacturer of computers and peripheral equipment, until April 2016.

 

Gary Marsh, Chief Executive Officer and Peter Haining, Non-Executive Director, were previously directors of Wordsworth Technology Limited ("Wordsworth"), a previous subsidiary of the Company, at the time it entered into an creditors' voluntary arrangement in 2010. Wordsworth was being wound up as part of a corporate restructuring exercise, during which a claim was made by the landlord of a property previously vacated by Wordsworth in relation to unpaid rent from a new tenant which went into liquidation, ultimately leaving Wordsworth liable for the unpaid rent. The CVA process did not result in any material shortfall to creditors.