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- Criterium Energy's SE-MGH project in Indonesia combines natural gas stability with capital efficiency, targeting $2.5–4M net costs and 2026 first gas. - Extended well tests confirmed 7–8 mmcf/d production without new capital, supported by third-party pipeline funding and fixed-price gas sales agreements. - The project de-risks reserves through historical data alignment, enabling lower discount rates and scalable development with minimal incremental capital. - Positioning as a low-volatility energy transi
- Institutional investors and corporations reclassify Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset amid macroeconomic shifts and regulatory clarity. - Companies like Strategy Inc. use debt financing to accumulate Bitcoin, creating a 40:1 supply-demand imbalance favoring price growth. - SEC-approved Bitcoin ETFs (e.g., BlackRock's IBIT) attract $118B in inflows, stabilizing Bitcoin's volatility and legitimizing institutional adoption. - Regulatory frameworks and sovereign wealth fund allocations (e.g., Norway's 150
- Trulieve Cannabis appoints Matthew Foulston (ex-CFO of major firms) to its board and Jan Reese as CFO to strengthen governance and financial strategy amid industry volatility. - Foulston's governance expertise and Reese's operational finance background aim to stabilize Trulieve's balance sheet while navigating regulatory fragmentation and $478M debt challenges. - Q2 2025 results show $300M revenue and $111M EBITDA, but highlight urgency for disciplined capital management as the company expands retail ope
- DevvStream (DEVS) regained Nasdaq compliance after 10 consecutive days above $1.00, averting delisting risks and restoring institutional credibility. - The compliance milestone aligns the company with ESG trends and positions it to benefit from emerging carbon market regulations like the EU CBAM. - Strategic moves including a $300M purchase agreement expansion and crypto treasury strategy aim to fund growth, though execution risks and market volatility persist. - Traders face a calculated bet: Nasdaq com
- Reitmans' Q2 2026 earnings will test its ability to balance revenue declines with margin gains amid post-pandemic retail challenges. - Strategic investments in digital transformation and store optimization aim to drive long-term efficiency despite rising costs. - Shareholder returns and liquidity position highlight resilience, but EBITDA declines and execution risks remain concerns. - The report's outcomes could influence investor confidence in retail's adaptability to evolving consumer demands.
- 04:46Société Générale: After the Fed decision, market focus returns to inflation dataJinse Finance reported that Société Générale stated the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points was in line with general expectations and was not disappointing. Although our unconventional forecast of a 50 basis point rate cut did not materialize, as we mentioned last week, if the September meeting decides on a 25 basis point cut, it is very likely that there will be additional 25 basis point cuts in both October and December, which is indeed confirmed by the median in the dot plot. We also note that the Federal Reserve expects the interest rate level to reach 3.38% by the end of 2026, which is consistent with our forecast but nearly 50 basis points higher than current market pricing. Next week, the market's focus will shift entirely to personal income and expenditure data and the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation indicator—the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE). (Golden Ten Data)
- 02:02Former SEC Chairman Gensler says he is "proud" of taking enforcement actions to regulate cryptocurrenciesChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, former US SEC Chairman Gary Gensler admitted in an interview on Wednesday that he has no regrets about the way cryptocurrency enforcement was handled during his tenure at the agency. Gensler said he is "proud" of the right decisions he made regarding digital asset regulation during his time at the SEC, and reiterated his view that cryptocurrency is a "highly speculative and extremely risky asset." When talking about enforcement actions against cryptocurrency companies, Gensler stated: "We have always worked to ensure investor protection. However, during this period, we have also encountered many fraudsters: look at Sam Bankman-Fried, he is not the only one."
- 01:29Falcon Finance releases FF tokenomics: total supply of 10 billions, with 8.3% allocated for community airdrop and Launchpad sales.ChainCatcher news, Falcon Finance has released the FF tokenomics. The total supply is 10 billion tokens, managed by an independent foundation. The distribution is as follows: 35% allocated to the ecosystem, 32.2% to the foundation, 20% to the core team and early contributors, 8.3% for community airdrops and Launchpad sales, and 4.5% allocated to investors.