Engage XR, the virtual reality education company, has suspended trading of its shares on London’s junior market and plans to appoint a liquidator. The Waterford company makes VR training platforms for businesses and is listed on London’s AIM market for small- and mid-cap firms. It informed shareholders that it was suspending its shares on the bourse after a large customer pulled the plug on its dealings with the business. That customer, which has not been named, had renewed its commercial arrangements with Engage XR earlier this year, which was subsequently outlined in its financial statement in June. However since then…

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