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    Given the news towards the end of Q4 2020 of a number of successful COVID-19 vaccine discoveries, followed by expectations of an immediate rollout of a vaccination programme, and probable clarity around Brexit negotiations, we got to work quickly in early December to invest.  Our belief that the small and mid-cap segment of the UK public equity market offers investment potential was corroborated within the first two weeks of SBOs launch when one of our holdings was bid ...

    The College Retirement Equities Fund ("CREF") hereby informs you that as of January 14, 2021, CREF owns 1,051,357 voting shares of Keywords Studios plc equivalent to a 1.413% voting share ownership percentage of Keywords Studios plc .  CREF owns these shares through two of its investment accounts: the Global Equities Account and the Stock Account.  It is our understanding the total voting shares outstanding is 74,386,840. ...

18 January 2021 | 13:33pm StockMarketWire.com - Video games services provider Keywords Studios has appointed Sonia Lashand Sedler as chief operating officer with effect from 18 January 2021. In this new board position which reports to CEO Andrew Day, Lashand Sedler will work closely with Day and CFO Jon Hauck and will be responsible for the day-to-day operational running of the business. The company said the appointment will enable Day to focus more fully on the continued strategic development...

Investegate announcements from Keywords Studios PLC, Director and Chief Operating Officer Appointment

Keywords Studios Completes Acquisition Of USs Heavy Iron Studios Wed, 13th Jan 2021 10:00 (Alliance News) - Keywords Studios PLC on Wednesday announced it has completed the acquisition of Manhattan Beach, California-based game development services provider Heavy Iron Studios Inc for up to USD13.3 million. Back in September, the London-based technical and creative services provider to the global video games industry announced it had agreed to buy Heavy Iron Studios. It said it will pay USD4 mill...

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Top British shares for 2021 More on: Image source: Getty Images We asked our freelance writers to reveal the shares they’re looking to buy for 2021. Here’s what they chose: Tom Rodgers: Open Orphan Investing in Open Orphan(LSE:ORPH) was definitely a departure for me. At the time, the AIM-listed contract research firm had zero profit, zero dividends, and a sub-£50m market cap. But it’s been my best performer of 2020 by far, up 369% at the time of writing. US$12.3 TRI...

Opinion: Game company acquisitions & the growth stock bubble by Simon Carless on 12/17/20 06:54:00 pm     The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutra’s community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.   [The GameDiscoverCo game discovery newsletter is written by ‘how people find your g...

The UK’s leading specialist PR agency has been acquired by Keyword Studios. Indigo Pearl is the latest firm to be taken on by the ever-growing group, with Keywords paying a potential total of £2m for the agency.  Based in London and led by founder Caroline Miller, the agency employees ten staff. Clients include many of the biggest names in gaming, such as Epic Games, Google Stadia, Devolver Digital, Sony PlayStation, Ubisoft Entertainment and Niantic. Indigo Pearl has been a perennial winne...