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The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Monday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd - British Virgin Islands-based gold streaming, mining and treasury company - Says it delivered its second consecutive month of revenue generation from operating assets in June, with a bitcoin streaming agreement brought into operation on June 22 generating approximately $3,379. Says it expects to report future revenue from this asset, which ‘further expands [its] digital asset-linked revenue streams and supports its strategy of building a diversified portfolio of income-generating assets.’ Also says it conducted multiple small-scale test strategies within markets for ’DeFi’, blockchain-based financial applications through digital protocols and smart contracts. Says its activity in this area remains exploratory and limited. Adds that development work continues on its flagship gold streaming opportunity, and that it is working with industry participants to assess the development of a structured commercial solution for gold producers. Says this iniative remains at an early stage. Total net asset value is $1.1 million as of June 30. ---------- AIQ Ltd - company focused on acquiring and developing e-commerce sector businesses - Says it entered a convertible loan note agreement on Friday with Hong Kong-based securities firm China International Securities Ltd, for the issue of up to £2 million in unsecured interest-free convertible loan notes. Says it will use the proceeds ‘for working capital purposes, including advancing the company’s pursuit of data centre construction projects and the activities of its subsidiary, AIQ Vision.’ It may also use some proceeds for debt repayments. Says it has issued the first £500,000 and may issue the remaining new loan notes of up to £1.5 million in tranches up to and including August 14. The notes expire on July 3, 2028. Also says noteholders Li Chun Chung, Soon Beng Gee and Lee Chong Liang have agreed to amend certain terms of their existing convertible loan note facilities. Conversion price changes to 5 pence per ordinary share, and the expiration date is extended to July 3, 2028. They have also agreed to forego any future interest payable on their respective notes. ---------- Everyman Media Group PLC - London-based premium cinema chain - Interim Creative Director & Executive Director Charles Dorfman buys 200,000 shares at 50p each, the first 100,000 on Thursday and the remainder on Friday, in London for £100,000 in total. He subsequently holds 8.0 million shares or 8.71% of Everyman’s issued share capital. ---------- Quantum Data Energy PLC - London-based power infrastructure developer - Says it is making good progress with its new auditors to complete its annual audit and enable the publication of its audited annual accounts. Expects to publish the accounts ‘around early August,’ after which it will request the restoration of its shares to trading in London. Also says it has successfully completed the stage 1 subscription of its equity fundraise, which was to be completed via a two-stage conditional direct subscription. However, stage 2 was conditional upon its share suspension being lifted by no later than July 15. Quantum Data does not expect to complete the audit in time to meet these conditions, so it has cancelled the stage 2 subscription ‘following discussions with the subscribers’. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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