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General · 8 June 2026
Thousands of small investors and workers remain affected after the brewer’s sale left many without returns and led to major job losses. James Watt said he wanted to regain control of the company he co-founded and was preparing a rescue effort with backing from other investors. Reports said he was ready to commit £10m of his own money while bids for the business were being considered.
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