Cain International, the investor behind Crown Works Studios in Sunderland, has pulled out, according to the BBC. The firm confirmed its decision to the BBC but declined to comment on the reason.

New investment is being sought for a flagship film studio plan in the North East – after its initial backers pulled out.

Funding for the 'transformational' facility is being sought, following withdrawal by original backers Cain International ...

During the Code Enforcement Board's June 26 meeting, members voted to defer review of the Ambassador hotel until September.

Building work will "continue as normal" on a multimillion-pound film and TV studio despite a key investor backing out, a ...

Turner Construction Company has been appointed overall site manager on the 17.5-acre “One Beverly Hills” scheme in Beverly ...

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Cain International Managing Director Jon Strang added that the recent volatility has caused a challenging market for investors, but the company remained a believer in the sector’s long-term ...

VICI announced a strategic relationship with Cain International and Eldridge Industries, which was launched with a $300.0 million mezzanine loan investment related to the development of One ...