The loss-making print group will put the proposal to de-list before shareholders at the end of March.
The decision comes on the back of poor interim results and a warning that the next set of figures will be similarly gloomy.
In the six months to the end of September 2002 the group made a pre-tax loss of 988,000 and expects a 1.5m deficit in the following half year, as it attempts to ditch its manufacturing activities.
Although Thomas Potts print management division made a small trading profit, the group said manufacturing results were particularly disappointing. The company has been listed on AIM since 1996.
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