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LONDON - Litigation Capital Management Limited (AIM:LIT) announced Wednesday that the High Court in London has ruled against a party in a commercial litigation claim funded by the company.
The dispute financing specialist disclosed that it had contributed £9.9 million (A$20.6 million) of its own capital to the case, while an additional £6.1 million (A$12.7 million) came from its Fund I. As of June 30, 2025, LCM had valued the investment at £26.5 million (A$55.3 million) on its balance sheet.
The company stated that adverse costs risk is covered by After-The-Event (ATE) insurance. Following the judgment, LCM indicated it will review the court’s decision and assess potential next steps in consultation with the funded party and legal representatives.
Litigation Capital Management, which listed on London’s AIM market in December 2018, operates as an alternative asset manager specializing in dispute financing solutions internationally. The company pursues investment strategies including single-case funding, portfolio funding, and acquisitions of claims.
The information was disclosed in a press release statement issued by the company to the London Stock Exchange.
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