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Investegate |ITV PLC Announcements | ITV PLC: ITV investment in menswear brand Spoke

Second Transaction under New Media For Equity Programme ITV AdVentures Invest, ITV s new media for equity initiative, has concluded its second investment in Respoke Limited, the company behind the premium custom-fit menswear brand SPOKE. ITV Adventures Invest s first investment, in the location service what3words, was concluded last month. ITV has agreed to subscribe for up to £2m of convertible loan notes in Respoke Limited in three tranches. ITV joins a respected group of shareholders, including the British Growth Fund, Forward Partners, Oxford Capital and 24Haymarket. SPOKE will use ITV s media investment to bring its brand message to British men through the power of TV advertising, embracing high style, smart functionality and perfect fit. SPOKE has combined extensive tailoring experience with the power of digital technology to offer a bespoke experience previously only reserved to tailor-made fashion and has already acqui

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Best and worst of times during Queenstown summer without overseas visitors

Debbie Jamieson/Stuff The number of visitors to Queenstown has dropped significantly without overseas tourists. Thames dairy farmer Chris De Beer said it was the perfect place to visit with family. “Everything is here. You don’t need a car and there’s so much to do. I am glad there is something going on for the businesses,” he said. However, despite the support from domestic visitors, things are looking grim for the town which used to attract four million tourists each year, the majority in summer, Queenstown Chamber of Commerce acting general manager Craig Douglas said. “For many businesses it’s been quieter than expected, particular over Christmas . it picked up a bit for New Year but dropped off again afterwards.”

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