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Gaming Realms plc

Gaming Realms plc develops, publishes, and licenses mobile gaming content. It operates in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, the United States, Isle of Man, Malta, Gibraltar, and internationally. The company has two segments: Licensing, which handles brand and content licensing to partners, and Social Publishing, which offers freemium games. Its games include Slingo, bingo, slots, and other casual games, and it is also involved in software development and marketing services. Gaming Realms plc is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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Longevity & Life Extension

Genflow trial hits endpoint; 80 Mile agrees takeover

Genflow Biosciences announced that its SLAB gene therapy trial in ageing dogs has met its primary endpoint, and it is now in talks with major animal health companies about a licensing deal. EnergyPathways has appointed Jacobs as engineering and regulatory partner for its MESH energy storage project in the Irish Sea, moving toward a key Ofgem funding submission. Itaconix is targeting a doubling of revenue to $30 million in the medium term, after half-year revenue jumped 72% on strong detergent demand. Gaming Realms says it is well placed to keep growing despite a UK tax hike hitting margins, with core content licensing revenue up 12% in the first half. Total Graphite reports that fresh drilling in Madagascar has strengthened the case for restarting mining at Vatomina, with one hole returning 19 metres at 3.3% graphite. 80 Mile has agreed indicative terms for a £61.5 million all-share takeover by Nasdaq-listed Greenland Energy, representing a near-47% premium to its share price.
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Longevity & Life Extension › Cellular Reprogramming & Rejuvenation ▲Technology
Critical Materials & Supply Chain › Rare Earths & Permanent Magnets ▲Supply
80M.LSE · Capital · Positive Agreed to a £61.5m all-share takeover by Greenland Energy at a near-47% premium
GENF.LSE · Technology · Positive SLAB gene therapy trial in ageing dogs met its primary endpoint, prompting licensing talks with animal health companies
ITX.LSE · Demand · Positive Half-year revenue jumped 72% on strong detergent demand, targeting $30m medium-term revenue.
GLND · Capital · Positive Agreed indicative terms for a £61.5m all-share takeover of 80 Mile, an M&A event for the acquirer
GMR.LSE · Regulation · Neutral UK tax hike is hitting margins, though core content licensing revenue rose 12% in H1.
EPP.LSE · · Neutral Appointed Jacobs as engineering and regulatory partner for its MESH storage project, moving toward Ofgem funding submission
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Energy Transition & Power Demand▲

Cordiant Digital lifts Hudson Interxchange capacity to 80% with two new deals

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure has secured two new customer agreements at its Hudson Interxchange data centre in New York, lifting contracted capacity to around 80% of the floor's saleable space. Billing on the first contract starts in September, with full deployment expected by year-end. Separately, Helium One Global's Colorado joint venture completed its first helium sale under a short-term offtake agreement after its second commercial helium trailer delivery, shifting focus to recurring sales and cash flow. Active Energy Group is expanding its UAE strategy beyond AI data centres into water, energy and critical infrastructure, noting that growing AI facilities need secure water supplies for cooling. Gaming Realms reported a 9% rise in core content licensing revenue in the first half despite a sharp increase in UK gambling tax, and has now entered 33 regulated markets including Alberta on its first day of legalised online gaming. Frontier IP Group portfolio company Pulsiv appointed Delta Matrix as its first manufacturing partner for products using its energy-efficient OSMIUM power conversion technology, targeting a market of around 600 million USB-enabled socket installations per year. Allergy Therapeutics appointed former HSBC banker Helge Weiner-Trapness as executive chairman as it explores a dual primary listing in Hong Kong.
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Energy Transition & Power Demand › Grid, Transmission & Power Equipment ▲Demand
Cloud & Digital Infrastructure › Telecom Towers, Fiber & Colocation ▲Demand
Critical Materials & Supply Chain › Specialty Chemicals & Industrial Gases ▲Supply
Energy Transition & Power Demand › Behind-the-Meter & On-site Power Demand
CORD.LSE · Demand · Positive Secured two new customer agreements at Hudson Interxchange, lifting contracted capacity to ~80% of saleable space.
HE1.LSE · Demand · Positive Colorado JV completed first helium sale under offtake agreement, shifting to recurring sales and cash flow.
GMR.LSE · Demand · Positive 9% rise in core content licensing revenue in first half, entered 33 regulated markets including Alberta on first day of legalised online gaming.
FIPP.LSE · Technology · Positive Portfolio company Pulsiv appointed first manufacturing partner for OSMIUM power conversion technology, targeting large market.
AEG.LSE · Demand · Positive Expanding UAE strategy beyond AI data centres into water, energy and critical infrastructure, with growing AI facilities needing secure water supplies.
AGY.LSE · Capital · Neutral Appointed former HSBC banker as executive chairman and exploring dual primary listing in Hong Kong; impact unclear.
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