Tidal energy firm Atlantis prepares to float on London Stock Exchange

Jessica Shankleman
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Company hopes to raise £20m to fund MeyGen development at Scotland's Inner Sound

Tidal turbine manufacturer Atlantis Resources is poised for a share sale on the London Stock Exchange, as it seeks to raise £20m to fund its flagship project in Scotland. Atlantis, which is owned in...

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