magazineZytronic cleans up balance sheet
Hi-tech displays and touch sensors business Zytronic (ZYT:AIM) is going through the legal motions to make £8.9m of non-distributable cash reserves available. Cancelling the share premium account looks like a balance sheet tidying exercise in the short-term, but it will open the option to a shareholder cash return in future.
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