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LMAX Explores Sale, IPO with Morgan Stanley, KBW
LMAX Group, a London-based institutional crypto and foreign‑exchange trading venue, is exploring strategic options including a potential sale or IPO, with Morgan Stanley and KBW advising and a possible Nasdaq listing that could value the business up to about $5 billion. The push comes alongside strong 2024 profitability and high institutional trading volumes, underscoring its role as a crypto‑adjacent infrastructure play insulated by its FX core, while maintaining a track record of institutional focus rather than token issuance.
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ClearSign completes 500,000-share private placement at $3.54
ClearSign Technologies completed a private placement of 500,000 common shares at $3.54 per share to Otter Capital, raising $1.77 million with the placement closing around July 2026. Proceeds are earmarked for working capital, research and development, marketing and general corporate purposes, and the process involved waivers of certain transfer restrictions and related underwriting agreements.

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Real Messenger Faces Nasdaq Bid-Price Noncompliance

Real Messenger Corporation received multiple Nasdaq deficiency notices for its Class A ordinary shares trading below the $1 minimum bid price for the past 30 consecutive trading days, triggering a 180-day compliance window to regain the price threshold by January 19, 2027. The company may achieve compliance by raising the bid price for 10 consecutive trading days or by pursuing a reverse stock split, with a potential second 180-day extension if it fails to regain compliance within the initial period.

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EU approval of Saudi PIF EA deal

The European Commission has approved Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund-led $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts, with the deal cleared under EU merger rules after regulators found no competition concerns. It is also being reviewed under the EU's Foreign Subsidies Regulation, with a decision due by July 30, highlighting a landmark investment in gaming and entertainment while EA remains headquartered in California.

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EU-GMP certification awarded to Safari Flower Niagara facility

Safari Flower Company, a subsidiary of Aurora Cannabis, has earned European Union Good Manufacturing Practice certification for its 59,000-square-foot Ontario facility for a three-year term, strengthening its ability to supply international medical cannabis markets. Aurora acquired Safari in April 2026 to expand EU-GMP capacity and integrate it into its global manufacturing network, supporting demand from European markets such as Germany, Poland, and the UK.

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Trinity Biotech Plans 1-for-30 Reverse ADS Split to Meet Nasdaq

Trinity Biotech plans a 1-for-30 reverse ADS split, changing from 1 ADS for 20 Class A shares to 1 ADS for 600 Class A shares, to regain Nasdaq’s $1 minimum bid price and attract a broader investor base, with the move taking effect around July 24, 2026. The announcement followed by a dash in premarket trading and comes amid concerns over the company’s weak finances and profitability, which have kept the stock trading at depressed levels.

The Nasdaq Stock Market is an American stock exchange. It is the second-largest stock exchange by market capitalization and the first fully electronic stock market. Based in Manhattan, New York City, the exchange is among the most active stock trading venues by volume in the United States.

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