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Various Eateries (LON: VARE) to become Coppa Collective after £11.25m premium pub acquisition
Various Eateries (VARE) acquires four premium pubs from Grosvenor for £11.25m and plans to rebrand as Coppa Collective plc. Read the full strategic analysis.
Lesha Bank to buy Amedeo Air Four Plus (LSE: AA4) in £190m cash deal
Lesha Bank (QFBQ) to acquire Amedeo Air Four Plus (AA4) for 73p per share in a £751m enterprise value deal. Read the strategic analysis.
GlobalData (LON: DATA) graduates to LSE Main Market with £322m revenue and AI Hub reaching 90% of customer base
GlobalData Plc (LON: DATA) joins the LSE Main Market on 5 March 2026, unlocking FTSE eligibility and a broader investor base. Full analysis here.
John Wood Group (LSE: WG.) acquisition by Sidara clears all regulatory hurdles with completion set for 10 March 2026
John Wood Group (WG.) acquisition by Sidara clears all regulatory conditions with completion set for 10 March 2026. Read our full analysis.
Aberdeen Group (LSE: ABDN) posts 76% profit surge but shares fall 9% as Adviser flow target pushed to 2027
Aberdeen Group (ABDN) posts 76% profit surge and record ii inflows but ABDN shares fall 9% as Adviser targets slip. Read the full executive analysis.
GlobalData (LON: DATA) posts £322m in FY2025 revenue as AI Hub hits 90% customer adoption ahead of Main Market debut
GlobalData FY2025 results show 13% revenue growth to £322m but just 1% organically. AI Hub at 90% adoption and Main Market listing set up a pivotal 2026. Read more.
Pan African Resources (LSE: PAF) moves toward net cash as production and margins expand in FY26H1
Pan African Resources Plc’s interim results reveal a cash surge, rapid deleveraging and dividend reset. Read why this could reshape its investor story.
Glencore (LSE: GLEN) preliminary results 2025: Why copper momentum, not headline EBITDA, is driving the investment case
Glencore plc’s 2025 results reveal a copper-led strategy shift. Find out why second-half momentum matters more than headline EBITDA today.
Defence Holdings is moving defence software upstream. Here’s why LSE: ALRT is betting on speed over procurement
Discover why Defence Holdings is moving defence software upstream and what ALRT’s focus on speed over procurement means for UK defence innovation.
Why Defence Holdings PLC (LSE: ALRT) thinks the next defence advantage starts before procurement
Defence Holdings PLC launches a sovereign software accelerator as UK defence shifts to software-first delivery. Find out what this means for strategy, capital, and investors.