Pinewood Shepperton, the UK film studio company behind the James Bond and Harry Potter films, is to raise enough working capital for its first five years as a public company through a £60m (€89m) loan from Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and Allied Irish Banks.

The funding follows a 11% rise in Pinewood's shares when trading started on Friday. Issued at 180p, the shares were trading at 200p at 13:20 GMT, valuing the company at £91.6m.