 In October 1967 five sixths of the company was owned by Max Rayne (who recently bought a one sixth interest from Walter Reade), the Boultings (who bought out a one eighth holding once owned by Tiberian Films), Launder and Gilliat, and Lord Goodman, with institutional investors owning the rest.In December 1968 British Lion Holdings went public with the Boulting Brothers on its board.The company made a profit that year of £247,000, its releases including the Boulting's "Twisted Nerve" (1968).