By Leah Montebello
Driverless vehicle maker Aurrigo is set to list on the London AIM tomorrow morning.
The Coventry-based firm said it plans to raise up to £10m in its float, valuing the company at £30m.
The company is a specialist in autonomous and semiautonomous technology solutions for the aviation, ground handling and cargo industries; it has been testing its vehicles at Heathrow airport.
David Keene, co-founder and managing director, said aviation could be “a super-growth area” for the company, citing lack of staff as a main issue for airports.
Keene founded Aurrigo, formerly RDM, with his brother 30 years ago.
Operations are predominantly in the UK, but also in Singapore, the US, Canada and Australia.
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