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Organigram significantly boosts its cannabis genetics pipeline with a $3 million investment in Phylos Bioscience, extending their strategic alliance through 2030. This partnership grants Organigram priority access to Phylos’ advanced autoflower genetics and exclusive international rights for select cultivars. This move aims to enhance innovation, operational security, and market leadership through seed-based cultivation, ensuring a consistent supply of next-generation genetics for both recreational and medical markets.

NaaS Technology Inc. facilitated a 21,000-ton carbon credit transaction in Wuhan, leveraging its proprietary platform. This significant deal supports China’s “Dual Carbon” goals by integrating carbon-inclusion mechanisms into the growing EV charging sector. NaaS aims to monetize carbon assets within its extensive charging network, fostering public participation in carbon neutrality initiatives. The company is committed to refining its carbon accounting and digital platforms to expand green transportation carbon-inclusion.

Orosur Mining Inc. has updated its issued share capital to 392,689,176 common shares following the exercise of options by consultants. No warrants were exercised in December. This figure will be used for FCA disclosure calculations. The company continues to focus on its exploration and development projects in Colombia and Argentina.

MetLife Investment Management (MIM) has acquired PineBridge Investments, strengthening its global asset management capabilities. This strategic move, aligning with MetLife’s “New Frontier” strategy, unites MIM’s institutional strengths with PineBridge’s specialized global expertise. The combined entity now manages approximately $734.7 billion in assets, enhancing MIM’s position as a diversified global asset manager and expanding its international reach and specialized investment offerings.

Atomic Minerals has secured $400,000 in flow-through financing to advance its Saskatchewan uranium exploration. The funds will be used for Canadian exploration expenditures at their project in the Athabasca Basin. The financing involved issuing flow-through shares, with a portion offering immediate liquidity. This capital infusion supports their strategy in a globally significant uranium-producing region, pending TSXV approval.

AtaiBeckley Inc. has successfully redomiciled its corporate parent from the Netherlands to Delaware, U.S. This strategic move, overwhelmingly approved by shareholders, aims to enhance operational efficiency, streamline corporate structure, and better align with its U.S. investor base. The company’s stock will continue trading on Nasdaq under “ATAI.” This redomiciliation is part of AtaiBeckley’s ongoing reorganization and supports its mission to develop innovative mental health treatments.

Anghami reported a strong H1 2025 with revenue soaring 97% to $48.4 million, fueled by the OSN+ integration and a strategic partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery. Paid subscribers more than doubled to 3.54 million. The company’s expanded distribution channels and content, including HBO and Max Originals, position it for continued growth in the MENA region, despite near-term investments impacting profitability.

Visionary Holdings is pivoting to high-end medical aesthetics and anti-aging. This strategic shift includes new leadership, R&D collaborations, and a joint venture for an anti-aging center. The company aims to capitalize on market growth, with its annual report expected by January 12, 2026.

A Raymond James survey of U.S. business owners reveals a strong intent for succession planning, with 88% planning to transition their stake within a decade. Many owners have high asset concentration in their businesses and anticipate needing growth capital, with private equity and bank loans being top funding considerations. While family succession is a common goal, a potential blind spot exists regarding human capital and next-generation leadership readiness.

The Dodge Charger has redefined the American muscle car with its innovative multi-energy lineup, earning the 2026 Detroit Free Press Car of the Year award. Offering both electric and powerful gasoline options, the Charger appeals to diverse preferences, excelling in performance, comfort, and technology. This success is further bolstered by multiple accolades, including Car of the Year from TopGear.com and The Detroit News, and recognition for its propulsion systems and interiors. Dodge CEO Matt McAlear highlights the Charger’s pivotal role in leading the muscle car into the future.