Energy exploration company Frontier says it has raised £1.8million after floating on the AIM.
The Middle East and southern Africa-focused oil and gas firm began trading on the alternative investment market this morning.
Frontier, which has three onshore projects in Zambia, Namibia and Oman, said it had joined the alternative sub-market of the London Stock Exchange to gain access to institutional investors.
“AIM is the market of choice for ambitious companies like Frontier and we are excited about the prospects for the future development of our projects, and in particular Oman,” said chief executive Jack Keyes.