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| Huntleigh Technology, the medical equipment company, warned in January that profits would be lower. The Luton-based company, started by Rolf Schild — who arrived in Britain as a 14-year-old refugee from Germany in 1939 — is run by his sons, Julian, 46, and David, 45. The shares were hit by the profits warning and the family stake is worth £72m. Share sales and other assets add £10m. | ||||||||||||||||
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