The aim of the trust is to raise sufficient funds to buy the AIM-listed club, whose shares are currently suspended following failure to report. The trust has estimated the cost of the club at £25million ($35.9m/EUR40.8m), but are hoping to raise around £100m ($143.75m/EUR163m) to ensure the long-term future of the team.
Fundraising will target both Forest fans and corporate sponsors, with talks already under way with high street chemist Boots, according to a report in the Financial Times. The trust will meet in Nottingham tomorrow.
