Nexxen Announces Stock Exchange and Trading Structure Changes
The advertising technology company announces changes to its stock exchange listing and trading structure, including delisting from AIM and consolidating trading on Nasdaq.
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The advertising technology company announces changes to its stock exchange listing and trading structure, including delisting from AIM and consolidating trading on Nasdaq.
The retailer has disclosed a change in major shareholding, with a shareholder increasing its stake by over 1%. This appears to be a routine regulatory announcement with no material impact.
The advertising technology platform has expanded its live sports offerings, driving a 315% increase in spend from a key partner and boosting revenue for a major publisher client. This positions the company to capitalize on the growing demand for live sports advertising.
The advertising technology company has received a regulatory notification of a change in major shareholding.
Advertising technology company Nexxen announces proposed changes to its stock exchange listing and trading structure, which could boost its visibility and appeal to investors.
Software company Nexxen International sees a minor reduction in a major shareholder's stake.
Advertising technology company sees change in major shareholder
Advertising technology company Nexxen launches a $50 million share buyback program, signaling management's belief that the shares are undervalued.
The advertising technology company announces plans to delist from the UK's AIM market and transition to a sole listing on the Nasdaq in the US, citing cost savings and better alignment with US peers.
The global advertising technology platform reported record Q3 results, with double-digit growth in key metrics and raised full year guidance. The company also announced plans to simplify its trading structure.