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Wednesday 13 May 2015 8:33 pm

Property magnate Nick Candy lifts his stake in online platform Audioboom

By: Express KCS

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Nick Candy, the property tycoon, has increased his stake in the social audio platform Audioboom, investing a further £531,500 in shares.

The latest investment was 9,170,000 shares at a cost of 5.88p a share.

It brings Candy’s total shareholding in the firm to 25m shares, a 4.6 per cent stake.

Candy, who made his name in dealing in high-end flats, was appointed a non-executive director of the company last month.

Audioboom provides a social platform for audio content, such as radio shows or podcasts, to be streamed and shared online, either on its website or through its mobile app.

Major media names such as the BBC, Talksport, Absolute Radio, and the Guardian have recently agreed to publish content via the service.

The firm has also hired the comedian and former radio presenter Russell Brand as a flagship presenter of a podcast.

Shares in Audioboom closed up 15 per cent yesterday, at 8.2p

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