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Friday 31 July 2015 5:20 pm

Afren share price timeline: What went wrong?

By: Jessica Morris

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A torrid year for oil producer Afren came to a bitter end today when it called in the administrators, having failed to agree a new funding deal with lenders.
 
The London-listed company – which was unceremoniously turfed out of the FTSE 250 earlier this year – is one of the first casualties of oil prices, which have plummeted to below $50 per barrel this year, and are expected to fall even lower.
 
But it's not just oil prices that hit Afren – a crisis in its boardroom meant when the storm hit, it was focused elsewhere. 

Here's a run down of the one-time stock market darling's fall from grace…

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