Rivalry completed a non-brokered private placement, raising C$3.3m through the issue of 22,146,851 units at C$0.15 each. The total fell short of its target of up to about C$4.2m; the company said the proceeds would support working capital and corporate development.
Rivalry’s proceeds support working capital and corporate development, but the placement raised less than its target.
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The Juroszek family has increased its stake in Gentoo Media from 26.8% to 59.3% through a €100m refinancing package. Two family-owned entities bought €50m of equity through a share issue, with a further €50m provided as a loan; Gentoo Media chief executive Jonas Warrer said the completed refinancing would enable full repayment of bonds due in December.
The Juroszek family has gained majority control of Gentoo Media following a €100m debt refinancing, according to the source. The family's holding rose from 26.8% to 59.3%.
Genting Bhd proposed a MYR1.25 billion rights issue in early October, primarily to reduce debt and provide working capital, the company said. Lim Kok Thay’s family undertook to subscribe for its full entitlement, representing 45% of the issue; underwriting for the balance was still to be finalised. The proposal comes as Genting pursues US$5.5 billion and US$5 billion resort projects in New York and Singapore respectively.
Genting Bhd proposed a MYR1.25bn rights issue in early October, primarily to reduce debt and provide working capital. The source valued the proposed issue at US$306m.
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.