1win said its public sale of the Solana-based $1WIN token would begin on 15 October at 4pm BST. The company said the token has a fixed supply of 1 billion, plans to fund buybacks from gaming revenue and will permanently burn 10% of tokens spent through supported products.
The planned token mechanics link 1win’s gaming revenue and product activity to token buybacks and supply reduction.
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The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities awarded more than £9.4m to gambling harms organisations in the UK, according to a report. Recipients include Gambling with Lives, Gamban, GamLearn, Chapter One and Beacon Counselling Trust; the funding page puts total provision through 2028 at £39.7m.
The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has awarded more than £9.4m to gambling harms groups, following legal challenges to earlier funding decisions, according to the report.
Gamban said it has returned its gambling-blocking service to free access in England after receiving funding approved by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities. The company said it had previously switched to subscriptions and had already restored free service in Wales earlier in the year.
Gamban has announced that its service in England will be free again, after it did the same in Wales earlier in the year. The company reversed the change following funding approved by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID).
Sands China completed a US$1bn private offering of senior unsecured notes on Tuesday, according to filings by parent Las Vegas Sands. The issue comprises US$700m of 6.400% notes due in 2032 and US$300m of 6.700% notes due in 2033. The company said it intends to use proceeds and cash on hand to redeem US$700m of notes due in 2027, repay its revolving facility and fund general corporate purposes, including capital expenditure.
PhilWeb completed the sale of nearly 61.04 million treasury shares to JKS Tech Solutions for just over PHP1.01bn, at PHP16.50 per share. The transaction, completed on 30 October, forms part of a wider cross-investment arrangement; PhilWeb said the sale proceeds would partly fund its investment in JKS Tech.
PhilWeb Corp said it has completed the sale of nearly 61.04 million treasury common shares to JKS Tech Solutions Inc for just over PHP1.01bn (US$15.9m). In a filing, PhilWeb said this exercise was completed on 30 October and priced the shares at PHP16.50 each. The sale falls under a cross-equity deal that was first announced in September.
Gaming Corps shareholders approved a directed issue of 12,860,078 shares to nine named subscribers at SEK0.65 per share, following a proposal from shareholders holding about 30% of the company. They rejected a separate proposed issue of 3,604,283 shares to Svea Bank to offset its remaining claim against the company.