TROOPS, Inc. responded to a short-selling report by Muddy Insights, rejecting its claims about the company's financial troubles and legal risks. The company highlighted a Hong Kong court judgment involving multiple defendants, including TROOPS, but emphasized that enforcement is stayed pending an appeal scheduled for February 2027. TROOPS insists it remains operational and financially stable while vigorously pursuing the appeal to reduce or overturn the judgment. The company also criticized the report for speculative and unsupported conclusions, reaffirming its commitment to shareholder interests and ongoing business activities.
Akastor announced a NOK 0.50 per share cash dividend for Q2 2026, marking its fifth consecutive quarterly payout. The dividend is supported by proceeds from the sale of Skandi Emerald and cash raised from the HMH IPO, which reduced Akastor's ownershi...
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