Unilever exits BrainJuicer by selling off £3.9m in shares
It sold its 13.5% stake – equating to nearly 1.7m shares – on 20 April for a total price of £3.9m, or £2.35 per share.
Unilever had been scaling back its stake in the company since October, at which point it owned 37% of the company. It first invested in the business, founded by CEO John Kearon (pictured), in 2003.
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