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  • Changes in Nifty Fixed Income indices

    MUMBAI, India. January 14, 2026. These changes shall become effective from January 20, 2026. The Index Maintenance Sub-Committee (Debt) of NSE Indices Limited has decided to make changes as listed hereunder. These changes shall become effective from January 20, 2026. About NSE Indices Limited: NSE Indices Limited (formerly known as India Index Services & Products Ltd. - IISL), a subsidiary of NSE, provides a variety of indices and index related services for the capital markets. The company focuses on the index as a core product. The company owns and manages a portfolio of indices under the Nifty brand of NSE, including the flagship index, the Nifty 50. Nifty equity indices comprise of broad-based benchmark indices, sectoral indices, strategy indices, thematic indices and customised indices. NSE Indices Limited also maintains fixed income indices based on Government of India securities, corporate bonds, money market instruments and hybrid indices. Many investment products based on Nifty indices have been developed within India and abroad. These include index based derivatives traded on NSE and NSE International Exchange IFSC Limited (NSE IX) and a number of index funds and exchange traded funds. The flagship 'Nifty 50' index is widely tracked and traded as the benchmark for Indian Capital Markets. For more information, please visit: www.niftyindices.com Press contact: Email ID: cc@nse.co.in Source Link to PDF: https://nsearchives.nseindia.com//web/pressrelease/2026-01/ind_prs14012026_20260114190131.pdf

  • The History of Pan African Resources

    JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. May 07, 2025. Pan African Resources (PAR)  has been an integral player in the South African gold mining industry, with the origin of one of its key operations tracing back to the historic Barberton goldfields – one of the country’s oldest and richest gold deposits. From these foundations, they have grown from humble beginnings into a mid-tier gold producer with a diversified portfolio focused on sustainable value Their growth has been shaped by strategic capital allocation,  Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) excellence , and operational innovation. Their flagship mines include the Elikhulu and Mogale Tailings Retreatment (MTR) surface operations and the Barberton and Evander underground mines. The Elikhulu tailings retreatment plant and adjacent solar power facility at Evander are examples of their commitment to responsible mining and environmental rehabilitation of old mining footprints within the industry.  This article outlines PAR’s journey of strong governance, community upliftment, and technological advancements. Explore how they are redefining the history of gold mining in South Africa, ensuring long-term prosperity for future generations. The History of Pan African Resources 130 Years of Innovation: A History of Mining in South Africa South Africa’s  mining legacy first began in 1852 , when the first copper mine was opened in Springbok in the Northern Cape. By 1876, the chance discovery of a 21-carat diamond near the Orange River led to the  country’s first diamond rush , attracting global investment and spurring the establishment of more mining operations.  South Africa is well known for having produced most of the world’s gold, where over 1,5 billion ounces have been mined to date, mainly from the Witwatersrand Basin since the discovery of the Main Reef in Johannesburg around 1886. However, Barberton burst onto the world stage in 1883 as the site of the country’s first ‘gold rush’ in the early 1880’s, when alluvial gold was found in the De Kaap Valley, which led to the Moodie’s, Barber’s Reef and Sheba strikes. When the Sheba Reef was struck, the Barberton area looked to have found a goldfield ranking with the discoveries in California and Australia at the time. There was surface gold in nuggets, but there was also a quartz vein of exceptionally rich quality, which became known as Bray’s Golden Quarry after discoverer Edwin Bray. This Quarry produced 5,000oz of gold from 13,000 tons of ore (0.39oz/t or 12g/t). The Sheba Company thereafter formed was paying shareholders a 170% dividend, and £1 shares had gone up to £105! The discovery of gold resulted in an influx of diggers, gold-seekers, and financiers from the diamond fields of Kimberley to look for new sources of wealth. Barberton saw not only the first serious gold mining in South Africa but also the first great gold share boom. By late 1885 more than 100 different shares were quoted on the Barberton stock exchange, with a market dealing in a total of more than four million shares and such was the exuberance that the exchange often stayed open until midnight. For the first time, South African shares caught the public imagination in London and Paris. However, only a handful of mines went on producing gold and their shares paid good dividends, but most did neither. Since the discovery of gold in the BGB in the early 1880’s, approximately 11 Moz are recorded to have been produced, with Barberton Mines (Fairview, Sheba and Consort operations) accounting for 75% of total production. These mines are the only ones still in production today.   In 1886,  the discovery of gold  on a Transvaal Farm would forever change the landscape of South African mining. This gold rush led to the development of the Witwatersrand Basin, which would become the world’s richest gold reef and placed Johannesburg on the map as a global mining hub.  The 20th century saw the rise of major mining players such as the De Beers diamond company, shaping South Africa’s mining landscape. Today, South Africa remains one of the world’s top mining nations, with the sector contributing approximately 8% to GDP, and also housing the world’s largest known reserves of other minerals like platinum group metals, chrome ore, and manganese. Pan African Resources has built upon this rich heritage, transforming historic mining operations through modern, sustainable practices. A History of Pan African Resources’ Mining Efforts Pan African Resources’ story is closely tied to the Barberton gold mining region, a historically rich area dating back to the 1880s. Their operating areas focus on highly productive mineral-rich areas, ensuring the company’s long-term sustainability. PAR has spent over two decades executing strategic acquisitions, technological innovations, and steady growth, evolving into the mid-tier gold producer they are today: Source:  Pan African Resources Integrated Annual Report 2024 2000: Our Founding Year Pan African Resources (PAR) was incorporated in 2000 and focused on exploration in the early stages. Following the acquisition of Barberton Mines in 2007 , it established itself as a focused precious metals mining group. The company’s vision was clear from the start: to create sustainable value for all stakeholders through responsible mining. Strategic Growth Through Acquisitions The  acquisition of Barberton Mines in 2007  was a defining moment, bringing historic operations dating back to the 1880s into the company’s portfolio. Over time, Barberton has produced over 1.8 million ounces of gold, solidifying its reputation as a high-margin, long-life operation that continues to thrive using evolving mining practices. In 2009, the  acquisition of Evander Gold Mines  expanded PAR’s footprint, adding deep-level Witwatersrand-type underground mining operations and vast surface resources to its portfolio. This strategic move positioned Pan African Resources as a mid-tier gold producer within the mining industry. In 2021, PAR acquired Mogale Gold and the Mintails SA Soweto Cluster, marking a significant step in tailings retreatment and environmental rehabilitation.  The Mogale Tailings Retreatment (MTR) project , commissioned in October 2024, was completed below its R2.5-billion budget and is expected to add 50,000 ounces of gold annually—a 25% increase in the Group’s total production. Over its 21-year lifespan, the MTR operation is projected to produce over 1.1 million ounces at a low all-in-sustaining cost of production of around US$1,000 per ounce, underscoring PAR’s commitment to responsible mining and resource efficiency. Future Horizons Looking ahead, PAR  is starting to expand gold mining operations beyond South Africa’s borders. They commenced their  Sudan exploration project in early 2022 , focusing on gold-rich deposits in the Nakasib Suture Zone. The site, located 70km northwest of Port Sudan, has yielded promising gold grades. However, further exploration activities are now on hold following the outbreak of civil war in the country. In 2024, PAR took a strategic step into Australia, acquiring its first mining project in one of the world’s leading Tier-1 gold-producing regions. This acquisition provides access to Australia’s rich gold resources and well-established mining infrastructure, aligning with the Group’s strategy of diversifying globally while still committing to responsible mining practices.  These international initiatives, coupled with ongoing mining innovations and sustainable practices on home soil, position them for continued growth. They remain steadfast in their dedication to environmental stewardship and community development, ensuring that any expansion benefits all stakeholders and upholds the highest standards of corporate responsibility. Mining for a Future PAR is redefining the future of gold mining by balancing an excellent operations profile with sustainability at its core. By embedding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into every facet of its operations, the company is setting new benchmarks for responsible mining. Their continued investment in renewable energy, tailings retreatment, and community programs portrays a commitment to mining that  preserves and restores ecosystems  while supporting the sustainability of surrounding communities. From cutting-edge solar projects to pioneering the rehabilitation of abandoned mines, they are setting new gold industry benchmarks for responsible mining practices. Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship With sustainability at the core of PAR’s strategy, the company is demonstrating that mining can be both profitable and long-lasting through responsible resource development. Its approach focuses on  land rehabilitation, biodiversity conservation , water preservation, and carbon reduction, ensuring that mining activities leave a positive legacy while supporting global sustainability goals. Key milestones outlined below highlight this progress: 2018: Advancing Tailings Retreatment & Land Rehabilitation The Elikhulu Tailings Retreatment Plant , commissioned in 2018, marked a significant step toward sustainable mining as it continues to recover more gold, repurpose mine dumps, and extract value from historic waste. It processes approximately 1.2 million tonnes of historical tailings per month from the Kinross, Leslie/Bracken, and Winkelhaak sites, consolidating residues into a single modern storage facility to reduce our ecological footprint.  Similarly, the Barberton Tailings Retreatment Plant (BTRP) continues to extract value from historic waste, further demonstrating our long-term strategy of responsible mining with minimal ecological footprint. Read more about it  here .  2021-2022: Expansion of Sustainable Mining Practices Between 2021 and 2022, PAR expanded its sustainability initiatives to further reduce the environmental impact of gold mining. The innovative BIOX® process, originally developed in Johannesburg in the late 1970s, continues to be used at the  Barberton Mines complex , ensuring high-efficiency gold recovery with minimal environmental harm. This biological oxidation method harnesses naturally occurring bacteria to extract gold, achieving recovery rates as high as 98.8% and making it a global benchmark for eco-friendly gold extraction.  During this period, PAR also partnered with the Barberton Nature Reserve and Conservation Outcomes to support the Barberton-Makhonjwa World Heritage Site, an area rich in endemic plant and animal life. This collaboration is focused on protecting natural habitats, promoting biodiversity, and ensuring mining does not disrupt the region’s ecological balance.  Additionally, water conservation efforts expanded significantly, with the Evander Mines water treatment facility upgraded to process 3 million liters of water per day, mitigating the effects of historical mining on water resources. 2023: Advancing Sustainability Targets In 2023, PAR committed to major sustainability-linked finance initiatives, reinforcing its dedication to climate action and natural resource conservation. The company set a target to rehabilitate 41% of the Mogale Tailings Retreatment (MTR) project’s land by 2030, with 9.4% already completed in the first year. That same year, the company reported a 10.9% reduction in total water consumption, bringing its usage down to 9.2 million liters. Additionally, recycled water supplies from treatment plants increased by 1,568.5%, accounting for 8.1% of the total water used, significantly reducing reliance on freshwater supplies. 2024 & Beyond: Renewable Energy & Carbon Reduction In 2024, PAR reached a 6.1% renewable energy mix, with a goal to increase it to 15% by 2027 in order to further reduce reliance on non-renewable power sources. The  Barberton solar power plant , commissioned in July 2024, will contribute to lowering operational carbon emissions and strengthen the company’s position as a leader in sustainable mining.  Additionally, the company has expanded its renewable energy initiatives with the 8.75MW Barberton solar plant and plans for a 20MW solar facility at MTR. These projects are expected to cut carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 22,000 tons per year, supporting the company’s drive toward clean energy solutions. Community Partnerships: Building Lasting Relationships PAR is deeply committed to the prosperity of its host communities. Not only do our mines provide jobs for mine workers, but the company invests in initiatives that foster education, health, infrastructure, and economic development. Key Milestones in their community development are as follows: 2007-2009: Laying the Foundation for Socio-Economic Development Following the acquisition of Barberton Mines (2007) and Evander Mines (2013), the company commenced implementing local procurement policies and employment programs to ensure economic benefits for host communities and families of the mine workers. PAR’s revised mine plans extended the economic lives of these operations, creating more employment opportunities for local businesses. 2013-2018: Strengthening Local Economies & Workforce Development From 2013 to 2018, portable skills training programs were introduced to equip miners with alternative career opportunities and provide technical training, particularly in construction, welding, and agriculture. Those smaller training programs expanded to enterprise development programs, encouraging small business growth in communities surrounding mining operations. 2021: Diversifying Economic Opportunities Beyond Mining In 2021, PAR launched the  Barberton Blueberries Project  which has created over 170 jobs, particularly for women, reinforcing their focus on long-term community upliftment through sustainable business initiatives. During this time, they introduced graduate development and mentorship programs, offering internships, apprenticeships, and bursaries to students in mining communities. 2022: Investing in Education & Skills Development In 2022, PAR expanded its commitment to education and skills development to create more opportunities for young learners in mining communities. Barberton Mines launched a high school scholarship program, awarding full scholarships to 25 top-performing learners from underprivileged backgrounds, ensuring that financial barriers did not prevent students from accessing quality education. In addition, mobile library programs at Evander Mines were expanded, benefiting thousands of students by improving access to books and learning materials, further strengthening literacy and academic performance in the region. 2023: Major Investments in School Infrastructure & Youth Empowerment PAR significantly increased its investment in school infrastructure and youth empowerment initiatives in 2023. Around its Evander operations, the company funded the construction of computer and science laboratories at Thomas Nhlabathi High School and Thistle Grove Combined School, enhancing STEM education and providing students with access to modern learning tools. As part of its commitment to preserving and improving educational institutions in Barberton, PAR upgraded one of the region’s oldest schools, Ngwane Primary School. The school was given modern classrooms, improved sanitation facilities, and essential learning spaces. The  MTR project in Kagiso, Ward 13 , further strengthened education initiatives by providing desks, chairs, and food stipends to support learners, significantly improving matric pass rates in the community. To encourage youth engagement and intellectual development, the company also hosted the first youth debating competition in August 2024. Outstanding students were awarded laptops, scholarships, and educational materials and reinforced PAR’s focus on youth development. 2024 & Beyond: Long-Term Commitment to Community Upliftment Further expansion projects are expected to commence this year, through education funding, skills training, and enterprise development programs, ensuring that local communities benefit from long-term socio-economic growth. The company also plans to continue its support for healthcare, sanitation, and public infrastructure projects, improving overall living standards in host communities.  By  strengthening partnerships with local governments  and education authorities, PAR is working to ensure sustainable social development beyond mining operations, creating lasting value for future generations. Beyond Gold Mining: Creating Sustainable Value At Pan African Resources, our philosophy of “Mining for a Future” underscores our commitment to responsible mining practices that extend beyond mere gold extraction. This guiding principle emphasizes our dedication to environmental stewardship, community development, and long-term sustainability, ensuring that our mining activities create lasting value. Historically, the gold market has experienced numerous cycles, with prices dipping and surging due to various economic factors. Despite these variances,  investing in gold mining  remains a prudent strategy for shareholders, serving as a hedge against inflation and providing liquidity. As a key player in the gold mining industry, PAR continues to capitalize on these opportunities, maintaining a stable production output and diversified portfolio that ensures long-term profitability. Through strategic investments in renewable energy, economic initiatives, and ESG-focused ventures, PAR is not only delivering  financial value to shareholders  but also driving meaningful socio-economic development in the regions where we operate. Our investments in entrepreneurship programs, education infrastructure, and job creation initiatives strengthen local economies and contribute to sustainable community upliftment. Projects such as the Barberton Blueberries initiative, which has created over 170 jobs currently, and our expanded skills development and apprenticeship programs, showcase our dedication to empowering the communities around our sustainable gold mining operations. Source:  Envato Final Thoughts: Looking to the Future Looking ahead,  Pan African Resources is poised for significant growth  through strategic initiatives and a steadfast commitment to sustainable practices. Our recent acquisition of Tennant Consolidated Mining Group (TCMG) in Australia’s Northern Territory marks an important milestone in our expansion strategy. With plans to produce 50,000 ounces of gold annually over an initial eight-year mine life at TCMG, this acquisition aligns with our goal of diversifying operations into high-potential gold mining regions and increasing the quality ounce profile of our mining profile. Our dedication to sustainability is further evident in investments in innovation and technology, particularly in renewable energy projects designed to reduce our carbon footprint and enhance operational efficiency leading to production cost savings over the medium to longer term. With gold expected to remain a stable investment, our strategy ensures resilience against market volatility while maintaining a responsible approach to resource extraction. Our vision for the next century encompasses continued growth, technological advancement, and unwavering adherence to responsible mining practices to maximise shareholder returns. By leveraging cutting-edge mining methods, expanding into new markets, and maintaining our  leadership in sustainable operations , PAR is securing its position as a global leader in the gold mining industry for generations to come. Source Link: https://www.panafricanresources.com/news/par-history/

  • Joint Annct : (1) PROPOSAL FOR THE PRIVATISATION OF HANG SENG BANK LIMITEDBY THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LIMITEDBY WAY OF A SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENTUNDER SECTION 673 OF THE COMPANIES

    HONG KONG. December 17, 2026. 2) PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL OF LISTING OF HANG SENG BANK SHARES DISCLOSURE OF SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION UP TO LATEST PRACTICABLE DATE OF THE SCHEME DOCUMENT Joint Financial Advisers to HSBC Holdings and HSBC Asia Pacific (in alphabetical order) Bank of America and Goldman Sachs Financial Adviser to Hang Seng Bank Morgan Stanley Financial Adviser to HSBC Asia Pacific HSBC Independent Financial Adviser to the Hang Seng Bank IBC Somerley Capital Limited INTRODUCTION Reference is made to (i) the joint announcement dated 9 October 2025 jointly issued by HSBC Holdings plc (“HSBC Holdings”), The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (“HSBC Asia Pacific”) and Hang Seng Bank Limited (“Hang Seng Bank”) pursuant to Rule 3.5 of the Hong Kong Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the “Takeovers Code”) regarding, among others, the proposal for the privatisation of Hang Seng Bank by HSBC Asia Pacific by way of a scheme of arrangement under section 673 of the Companies Ordinance (the “Scheme”) (the “Proposal”); (ii) the announcement dated 15 December 2025 jointly issued by HSBC Holdings, HSBC Asia Pacific and Hang Seng Bank in relation to, among others, the despatch of the Scheme Document; and (iii) the composite scheme document dated 15 December 2025 jointly issued by HSBC Holdings, HSBC Asia Pacific and Hang Seng Bank in relation to the Proposal and the Scheme (the “Scheme Document”). Unless otherwise defined herein, capitalised terms used in this announcement shall have the same meanings as those defined in the Scheme Document. As disclosed in the Scheme Document, certain information in relation to the holdings of, and dealings by, the HSBC Group (including HSBC Asia Pacific and the Hang Seng Bank Group), BofA Securities and Goldman Sachs (as the joint financial advisers to HSBC Holdings and HSBC Asia Pacific in respect of the Proposal) in Hang Seng Bank Shares and other relevant securities of Hang Seng Bank was provided as at, or for the relevant period up to, 10 December 2025, being the latest practicable date prior to the publication of the Scheme Document for the purposes of ascertaining such information. Following the despatch of the Scheme Document, HSBC Holdings, HSBC Asia Pacific and Hang Seng Bank wish to provide shareholders of and/or potential investors in Hang Seng Bank with updated information regarding the relevant holdings of, and dealings by, the HSBC Group (including HSBC Asia Pacific and the Hang Seng Bank Group), BofA Securities and Goldman Sachs in Hang Seng Bank Shares and other relevant securities of Hang Seng Bank as at, or for the relevant period up to, 12 December 2025, being the Latest Practicable Date set out in the Scheme Document. DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS IN RESPECT OF HANG SENG BANK SHARES Shareholding structure of Hang Seng Bank as of the Latest Practicable Date and effect of the Proposal and the Scheme As at 12 December 2025 (being the Latest Practicable Date), other than the issued share capital of Hang Seng Bank comprising 1,872,937,536 Hang Seng Bank Shares (including the Hang Seng Bank Shares represented by the Hang Seng Bank ADSs), there were no other relevant securities issued by Hang Seng Bank. As at 12 December 2025 (being the Latest Practicable Date), save for the Hang Seng Bank ADSs, Hang Seng Bank had no outstanding options, warrants, derivatives or securities convertible into Hang Seng Bank Shares and no relevant securities (as defined in Note 4 to Rule 22 of the Takeovers Code) in issue other than its total issued share capital of 1,872,937,536 Hang Seng Bank Shares (of which 4,080,454 Hang Seng Bank Shares were represented by Hang Seng Bank ADSs). Full Information on Source Link: https://cms.hangseng.com/cms/cse/announcement/20251217_Disclosure_en.pdf

  • Perdagangan Pasar Modal Indonesia Tahun 2026 Resmi Dibuka

    JAKARTA, Indonesia. January 02, 2026. As a starting point for the Master Plan, the IDX has set a number of operational assumptions and targets for 2026, adjusted to domestic and global macroeconomic conditions. On Friday (January 2nd), trading in the Indonesian Capital Market officially opened in 2026. This momentum marks the beginning of a shared commitment to strengthening a transparent, inclusive, and sustainable capital market for the national economy. On this occasion, the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) also presented the IDX Master Plan 2026-2030 which aims to strengthen Indonesia's position on the global stage. As a starting point for the Master Plan, the IDX has set a number of operational assumptions and targets for 2026, adjusted to domestic and global macroeconomic conditions. This demonstrates that the IDX remains ready to move forward to encourage sustainable economic growth and create investment opportunities for all members of society. Source Link: https://www.idx.co.id/en/news/news/052c4908-b2e7-f011-b13a-0050569d3b40?id=11540

  • World Economic Forum Annual Meeting

    DAVOS-KLOSTERS, Switzerland. January 19-23, 2026. 'A Spirit of Dialogue' About The Meeting World leaders from government, business, civil society and academia will convene in Davos to engage in forward-looking discussions to address global issues and set priorities. The call for bold collective action makes the meeting particularly relevant. Explore the key themes The programme will be structured around five key global challenges where public-private dialogue and cooperation, involving all stakeholders, is necessary for progress. In addressing these challenges, growth, resilience, and innovation will serve as cross- cutting imperatives, guiding how leaders engage with today’s complexity and pursue tomorrow’s opportunities. Source Link: https://www.weforum.org/meetings/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2026/

  • The Show: About Singapore Airshow

    SINGAPORE. February 7-8, 2026. Weekend@Airshow is back at Singapore Airshow 2026. From 7 – 8 Feb 2026, cheer incredible aerobatic flying teams as they take to the skies with adrenaline-pumping stunts and manoeuvres with speed and precision.Get up-close with the latest commercial and military aircraft on display, meet our beloved mascots Leo and Leonette, and immerse yourself in a vibrant line-up of activities designed for the whole family. More Information on Source Link: https://www.singaporeairshow.com/public/the-show/about-singapore-airshow

  • NEWS from New York Boat Show

    NEW YORK, USA. November 13, 2025. Discover Boating New York Boat Show Returns January 21-25, 2026 WHAT: The Discover Boating® New York Boat Show®, in partnership with Progressive®, docks at the Javits Center January 21-25, 2026, inviting tri-state water lovers to escape the cold and plunge into summer fun. The world’s first and longest running boat show has been a New York tradition since it started in 1905. With boating and fishing ranking as the top outdoor recreational activities in the U.S., there’s no better place to kick off America’s 250 th birthday year! Tickets can be purchased at NYBoatshow.com .  With hundreds of new boats to see and shop, special show deals, fun for kids, the Discover Boating Beach Club, and free education for all levels, one of the tri-state’s best winter indoor events has something for everyone . Experience the #BoatLife in Real Life! Always wanted to try boating but not sure how to get started?The New York Boat Show offers the opportunity to climb aboard every type of boat and make plans to get on the water this summer, whether you rent, join a boat club, or own. Tour high-tech wake boats, tricked out runabouts, pontoons, fishing boats, kayaks, and luxurious yachts as big as a New York apartment. Buying a Boat? With hundreds of boats for every budget and lifestyle on display – and for sale – the New York Boat Show is the best place to see and shop incredible deals on the most comprehensive selection of boat brands and types in the Tri-State area. Plus, take advantage of show-only specials on the newest boating accessories, fishing equipment, marine electronics and on-the-water gear. Kid-friendly fun . The boat show inviteslittle skippers to build their own toy boat, play Fishing Frenzy , and climb aboard hundreds of boats to play captain for the day!  Boaters at every level can get their nautical questions answered with free tips and guidance from the expertsat Fred's Shed How-To Center , presented by Progressive ® . Kick back and relax at the Discover Boating Beach Club to bring a little summer to your winter with music, drinks, beach games, and more. WHEN is the 2026 Discover Boating New York Boat Show? Wednesday-Sunday, January 21-25, 2026 Weds-Fri:?12:00pm-8:00pm; Sat: 10:00am-8:00pm; Sun:?10:00am-6:00pm   WHERE is the 2026 Discover Boating New York Boat Show held? The Javits Center, 429 11 th Ave, New York, NY 10001 What can I expect at the 2026 Discover Boating New York Boat Show? The tri-state’s largest indoor boat show has hundreds of boats to see & shop, the Discover Boating Beach Club, fun for the kids and more! Lifelong boaters and those who have never stepped foot on board will discover summer fun and so many ways to plan for summer on the water. How much are tickets for the 2026 Discover Boating New York Boat Show? Tickets are $20 for adults. Children 12 & under get in FREE when accompanied by a paid adult. And it pays to bring friends with escalating discounts when you buy 3 or more tickets! Buy online at   NYBoatshow.com or via contactless payment onsite – no cash accepted. FREE admission for active/veteran military, active/retired first responders and USCG & USCGA members on Opening Day: Wednesday, January 21. Simply show valid identification along with photo ID on entry. WEB/SOCIAL: Visit NYBoatShow.com ; Facebook & Instagram #NYBoatShow About the Discover Boating® New York Boat Show®: The Discover Boating New York Boat Show, in partnership with Progressive, is the world’s first and longest running boat show, connecting thousands of boaters with new boats, marine products, and educational experiences each year. Learn more at NYBoatShow.com . PRESS OFFICE CONTACTS: Amanda Brokaw (917-238-0204 or Amanda@cwandco.com ) and Carrie Waible (646-423-0230 or carrie@cwandco.com ) for photos, interviews, special access & live remotes Source Link: https://www.nyboatshow.com/resources/discover-boating-new-york-boat-show-returns-january-21-25-2026

  • Atreju kicks off: nine days of politics and a Christmas village

    December 05, 2025 Tomorrow's events, Saturday, December 6th. The complete program >> https://www.atreju.org/programma/ Atreju 2025 kicks off tomorrow, Saturday, December 6th, and continues until December 14th. Admission is free in the gardens of Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome. The ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 3:00 pm, with the inauguration of the ice rink and a performance by children from the Palaghiaccio Mezzaluna school, and the start of the "Radio l'Italia chiamò" broadcast. At 4:00 pm, institutional greetings will be given, attended by, among others, the Mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri. At 4:45 pm, the book presentations will include "Belle ciao! How Giorgia Meloni and the Right Have Sent Feminism into a Tailspin" by Barbara Saltamartini and "Quel che resta del femminismo" by Anna Paola Concia. At 5:30 p.m., the assembly of regional councilors and assessors of the Brothers of Italy party will take place, while at 6:30 p.m. (literary café) the presentation of the book "Iubilaeum Nostrum. The Jubilee of the Two Popes" by Daniele Sabatini, with Gianfranco Rotondi, will take place. For nine days, the gardens of Castel Sant'Angelo will transform into an arena for debate: a political hub with debates on current issues, as well as a family-friendly Christmas village. Markets, volunteer work, and a children's play area will also feature. International guests include Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Rom Braslavski, an Israeli kidnapped by Hamas and held hostage for over two years. Interviews, debates, and presentations will feature government officials as well as all the opposition parties, along with their leaders. Entertainment and sports will also be featured, with performances by Carlo Conti, Mara Venier, Ezio Greggio, and Raoul Bova, among others. The closing event, as is tradition, will be on Sunday the 14th with a speech by Giorgia Meloni. PRESS INFORMATION During the inauguration on Saturday, December 6th, the accreditation desk will open at 2:00 PM. ACCREDITATION PROCEDURES Journalists, operators, and technicians wishing to participate in Atreju 2025 must send an accreditation request to accrediti.fdi@gmail.com, indicating their name, surname, publication, and mobile number, and attaching a photocopy of their professional card or ID. All accreditations are valid for the entire duration of the event. Source Link: https://www.fratelli-italia.it/atreju-al-via-nove-giorni-fra-politica-e-villaggio-di-natale/

  • Macquarie Asset Management Closes First Investment in Partnership with Applied Digital, Providing up to $US5.0 Billion in Funding to Support High Performance Computing Growth

    New York and Dallas, 07 October 2025 The partnership features a preferred equity financing facility of up to $US5.0 billion from MAM, dedicated to supporting the development, ownership, and operation of high-performance computing (HPC) data centers designed to serve hyperscale and artificial intelligence (“AI”) clients. Funds managed by Macquarie Asset Management (“MAM”) agreed to initially invest up to $US900 million, which is expected to fund Applied Digital’s first two High Performance Computing (“HPC”) data center developments. MAM will have the right to provide up to $US4.1 billion of additional capital to finance Applied Digital’s HPC data center pipeline. Today, MAM reached financial close for its previously announced partnership with Applied Digital Corporation (Nasdaq: APLD) (“Applied Digital” or the “Company”). The partnership features a preferred equity financing facility of up to $US5.0 billion from MAM, dedicated to supporting the development, ownership, and operation of high-performance computing (HPC) data centers designed to serve hyperscale and artificial intelligence (“AI”) clients. Applied Digital is nearing completion of the first 100MW building of the planned 400MW AI Factory campus in Ellendale, North Dakota (“Polaris Forge 1”), which is expected to be operational in the fourth quarter of 2025. The full 400MW campus has been leased to CoreWeave, Inc., a U.S.-based, publicly-traded cloud computing company which provides GPU infrastructure to hyperscale and AI customers. Applied Digital has also started work on its second campus in near Harwood, North Dakota (“Polaris Forge 2”), which is expected to be over 200MW and to commence operations by the end of 2026. At financial close, MAM funded $US112.5 million, with the remaining $US787.5 million to be funded over time as construction progresses at Polaris Forge 1 and project finance is put in place, and as further leasing occurs at Polaris Forge 2 and other locations in the Company’s pipeline. As the partnership secures additional leases, MAM will have the right to invest above the initial $900 million commitment up to an aggregate of $US5.0 billion of cumulative preferred equity in partnership with Applied Digital. "As the demand for AI and HPC capacity continues to accelerate, we believe Applied Digital will distinguish itself as a valuable partner to hyperscale customers, with its differentiated portfolio of near-term power availability that has been built by a pioneering leadership team,” said Anton Moldan, Senior Managing Director of Macquarie Asset Management. “We are excited to partner with Applied Digital to build and scale its HPC data center platform. Our global experience as an owner and manager of some of the largest private data center platforms in the world positions us as an ideal partner to help Applied Digital become an industry-leading data center platform.” “Securing this funding at the asset level is especially important in an asset-heavy business like ours. It gives us the capital to complete Polaris Forge 1 and provides a clear path to scale additional campuses.  With MAM’s support, we’re able to strengthen our balance sheet and accelerate the build-out of our AI Factory platform. With MAM’s expertise and relationships, we believe Applied Digital is well positioned to remain as one of the fastest-growing developers in the U.S,” said Wes Cummins, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Applied Digital. Source Link: https://www.macquarie.com/ie/en/about/news/2025/mam-closes-first-investment-in-partnership-with-applied-digital-providing-up-to-us5billion-in-funding-to-support-high-performance-computing-growth.html

  • Redemption of UBS Group AG senior unsecured notes and additional tier 1 instrument

    Zurich, 08 Oct 2025 UBS announces its intention to redeem the total outstanding EUR 1,250,000,000 0.250% Fixed Rate/Fixed Rate Callable Senior Notes due November 2026 with ISIN CH1142231682 (the "Senior Notes") on the optional redemption date, 3 November 2025. The last trading day of the Senior Notes will be 30 October 2025. The Senior Notes were issued by UBS Group AG on 3 November 2021 and are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange. UBS also announces its intention to redeem the total outstanding CHF 275,000,000 3.00% Tier 1 Capital Notes with ISIN CH0506668869 (the "Tier 1 Notes") on the First Call Date, 13 November 2025. The last trading day of the Tier 1 Notes will be 11 November 2025. The Tier 1 Notes were issued by UBS Group AG on 13 November 2019 and are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange. Source Link: https://www.ubs.com/global/en/investor-relations/press-releases/overview-news-display-ndp/en-20251008-redemption.html?caasID=CAAS-ActivityStream

  • KASE ANNOUNCES ANNUAL REPORTS COMPETITION

    October 10, 2025 Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) announces the 2024 annual reports competition. The Competition is being held from October 10 to December 31, 2025 and is aimed at developing the practice of preparing non-financial reporting in Kazakhstan. Any legal entities registered in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan can take part in the competition. Judges of the competition will assess annual reports and sustainable development reports of legal entities admitted to the competition for 2024. The winners and prize-winners of the competition will be awarded with diplomas and certificates. To be admitted to the competition, legal entities have to submit the following documents no later than November 10, 2025: 1) an application for participation in the competition according to the form see more 2) the annual report for 2024 in Russian, as well as in English and Kazakh, if available; 3) the 2024 Sustainability Report in Russian, if available, as well as in English and Kazakh, if available. Applications for participation in the competition are submitted by sending a signed electronic version of the application in PDF and DOC format to monitoring@kase.kz or via the link see more If, for any reason, the application for participation in the competition does not include online links to the annual report/sustainability report for 2024, or if they are inactive, such reports will be sent electronically in PDF format to monitoring@kase.kz or provided on an electronic medium at the location of KASE. Stages of the competition: - accepting applications for the competition; - evaluation of materials by the expert commission; - the winners of the competition are determined by the expert commission; - rewarding the winners of the competition. Main nominations: 1) The best annual report in the financial sector; 2) The best annual report in the non-financial sector; 3) The best Sustainability report in the financial sector; 4) The best Sustainability report in the non-financial sector. KASE may announce additional nominations for the competition during its implementation in order to encourage the achievements of individual participants. A participant of the competition may be suspended from participation in the competition at any stage in case of discovering the fact that this participant of the competition provided inaccurate information, as well as unethical behavior on his part during the period of the competition. The competition terms can be found at see more Source Link: https://kase.kz/en/information/news/show/1552676

  • Behind The Headlines

    HONG KONG. May 17, 2025 The Forum hosted its annual marquee event in its 8th year, Behind the Headlines, our media event on 18-May-2025, with Aditya Raj Kaul (TV9 India), Arjun Alim (Financial Times) & Yonden Lhatoo (SCMP). As the preamble of the event since inception suggests, its not what the headlines says, but to go Behind the Headlines. A no-holds-bar discussion under chatham house rule to ask questions that the headlines didn’t answer. This year saw the largest gathering of our members for an event, given the times we are living in and what is happening around the world. Whilst the panelists had their own views for or against moderated by Gautam Bardoloi , the questions from audiences provided further charge to the evening. The MC for the evening was Madhuri Singh Aditya Read Full on Source Link: https://www.fiphk.com/event/behind-the-headlines/

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