An energy firm, BBC reports, that agreed to buy the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast has raised the money it needs to complete the deal.
InfraStrata raised £6m through a share issue on Monday.
The east Belfast shipyard, best known for building the Titanic, was agreed for sale to the London-based firm last month.
It went into administration in August, putting 120 jobs at risk, after its Norwegian parent company collapsed.
InfraStrata shareholders need to approve the deal at a meeting on 29 November.
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