Winners and Losers: Elixir Energy rises on gas project update
Elixir Energy will progress to the next stage of its Queensland gas project, with the news spurring a flurry of trade.
Source: indaily.com.au
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Mighty Kingdom board sees off challenge in tight vote
The existing Mighty Kingdom leadership team will remain in place after resolutions put forward by the company’s largest shareholder were rejected by shareholders.
Source: indaily.com.au
Mighty Kingdom staff threaten to walk ahead of vote on firm's future
Shareholders will today vote on the leadership of Adelaide video game company Mighty Kingdom, but more than half of the company’s staff have penned a letter saying they’ll consider quitting if entrepreneur Shane Yeend takes control.
Source: indaily.com.au
Mighty Kingdom Shareholders Have Rejected Shane Yeend's Takeover Attempt
Shareholders of South Australian developer-publisher Mighty Kingdom have rejected an attempt by Shane Yeend to roll the company's board.
Source: kotaku.com.au
Mighty Kingdom fends off ex-CEO's takeover attempt
Mighty Kingdom shareholders today voted against a resolution brought by the studio's former CEO Shane Yeend to oust its…
Source: gamesindustry.biz
Mighty Kingdom Staff Pen Letter, Threaten To Leave Over Proposed Leadership Changes
Mighty Kingdom staff have penned a letter to shareholders, begging them to consider the people behind the company ahead of Friday's EGM.
Source: kotaku.com.au
Mighty Kingdom lands 'short-term' funding and proposes new board appointments
The embattled video game company will raise more than half a million dollars for “short-term capital needs” ahead of a planned extraordinary general meeting in January.
Source: indaily.com.au
Mighty Kingdom investors called to vote on boardroom clear-out
Shareholders in South Australian game studio Mighty Kingdom will continue to try and oust the board in January.
Source: smartcompany.com.au