• The announcement of next-generation prospecting engine represents significant milestone in the evolution of automated sales technology
• AI Maverick’s enhanced platform scales meaningful customer interactions through comprehensive contact intelligence capabilities
• Company’s ability to automate traditionally human-dependent activities represents a fundamental shift in how companies can structure sales operations

In a breakthrough that could fundamentally reshape how businesses acquire customers, AI Maverick Intel (OTC: BINP) has unleashed an AI-powered prospecting platform capable of conducting sophisticated sales conversations, handling objections and closing deals without human intervention (ibn.fm/0iBDy). AI Maverick is pioneering the next frontier of sales automation by acquiring and optimizing revenue-generating businesses through its proprietary AI technology, which delivers genuinely intelligent, two-way engagement across healthcare, biotech, insurance, transportation and other critical industries where meaningful conversations drive revenue growth.

The announcement of this next-generation prospecting engine represents a significant milestone in the evolution of automated sales technology, addressing one of the most persistent challenges facing modern businesses: scaling meaningful customer interactions without proportional increases in human resources. Traditional sales development requires substantial investment in training, management and ongoing operational costs, while consistently delivering human-quality conversations has remained elusive for most automation platforms.

AI Maverick’s enhanced platform tackles this challenge through what the company describes as comprehensive contact intelligence capabilities. The system aggregates millions of structured and unstructured data points into unified profiles, surfacing job changes, buying signals and personal preferences in real time. This approach moves beyond basic demographic information to provide deep behavioral insights that enable more effective engagement strategies. The platform’s ability to process and synthesize vast amounts of data in real-time provides sales teams with actionable intelligence that would be impossible to gather manually.

The technological sophistication underlying this platform centers on context-aware communication capabilities that represent a substantial advancement over traditional marketing automation tools. Adaptive language models determine the optimal channel, timing, and tone for each message, enabling the platform to support both transactional and consultative sales processes. This dual capability addresses a critical gap in existing solutions, which typically excel in either high-volume transactional scenarios or complex consultative engagements, but rarely both.

“This release moves AI Maverick beyond simple lead generation,” said AI Maverick CEO Wayne Cockburn. “By managing discovery questions, objections and next-step scheduling, the platform now addresses the consultative side of selling functions traditionally handled by experienced reps. In industries like insurance or transportation, where meaningful conversations are critical, automating those initial interactions can accelerate deal flow and reduce customer acquisition costs.”

The strategic importance of this advancement becomes clear when considering the broader sales automation landscape. Most existing platforms focus exclusively on lead generation and initial outreach, requiring human intervention for qualification, objection handling and relationship development. AI Maverick’s ability to automate these traditionally human-dependent activities represents a fundamental shift in how companies can structure their sales operations.

The platform’s versatility extends across multiple sales methodologies, supporting both transactional and consultative approaches through different technological mechanisms. For transactional sales, the platform manages quotes, renewals and re-orders end-to-end, eliminating human touchpoints for routine transactions. This capability alone can significantly reduce operational costs while improving response times and consistency.

Perhaps more impressively, the platform addresses consultative sales through AI-driven, multistep dialogues that can conduct needs analysis, participate in solution-fit discussions and deliver personalized recommendations. This represents a substantial technological achievement, as consultative selling has historically required human judgment, emotional intelligence and adaptive problem-solving capabilities that have been difficult to replicate through automation.

The company’s mission reflects a broader vision for transforming customer acquisition processes across industries. AI Maverick Intel’s stated mission is to disrupt the customer acquisition process through continuous development of proprietary state-of-the-art AI technology. This mission extends beyond simple automation to encompass fundamental reimagining of how businesses identify and engage with prospective customers.

The platform’s core methodology centers on what the company describes as a comprehensive approach to customer acquisition: finding, engaging, nurturing and acquiring ideal audiences at high velocity and automated scale. This end-to-end perspective distinguishes AI Maverick from point solutions that address individual aspects of the sales process without considering the broader customer journey.

Data-driven insights form the foundation of the platform’s effectiveness, with the company promising to reveal dynamics of how key audience segments interact with businesses throughout their customer journeys. This analytical capability provides strategic value beyond immediate sales automation, enabling companies to optimize their broader marketing and sales strategies based on behavioral intelligence gathered through automated interactions.

Machine learning optimization ensures continuous improvement in communication effectiveness, with AI Maverick refining and personalizing communication strategies in real-time. The platform’s ability to ensure messages resonate across diverse audience segments while uncovering optimal audience-message fit represents a significant advancement in marketing personalization technology.

The competitive advantages offered by AI Maverick technology become particularly evident in fast-moving industries where timing and accuracy are critical success factors. The platform’s ability to quickly process and relay information helps clients stay ahead of competitors, with timely execution and accurate data making the difference in securing deals and acquiring new customers.

Implementation accessibility has been designed to minimize barriers to adoption, with typical deployment completed in under one business day. This rapid deployment capability addresses a common concern with enterprise software implementations, which often require extensive configuration and training periods that delay return on investment. For companies seeking to scale their sales operations without proportional increases in human resources, AI Maverick’s platform represents a potentially transformative solution. By automating both transactional and consultative sales processes through sophisticated AI-driven conversations, the company is addressing fundamental scalability challenges that have limited growth potential for businesses across multiple industries.

For more information, visit www.AIMaverickIntel.com.

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• Silvercorp generated $81.3 million in revenue, a 13% increase year-over-year.
• The company produced 2.0 million ounces of silver equivalent, including 1.8 million ounces of silver and 2,050 ounces of gold.
• Adjusted net income rose to $21.0 million, or $0.10 per share.
• Operating cash flow of $48.3 million is a quarterly record, up 21% from the prior year.
• The balance sheet remains strong with $377.1 million in cash and short-term investments.
• Capital expenditures focused on underground mine optimization at Ying and construction at the El Domo and Kuanping projects.

Silvercorp Metals (NYSE American/TSX: SVM), a Canadian mining company producing silver, gold, lead, and zinc, opened its 2026 fiscal year with stronger production volumes and a notable rise in revenues, while continuing to advance its growth projects. The company, which operates profitable mines in China, reported financial and operating results for the three months ended June 30, 2025, showing higher sales of both silver and gold (https://ibn.fm/byzvd).

According to the quarterly release, Silvercorp sold 1.8 million ounces of silver and nearly 2,000 ounces of gold, alongside lead and zinc by-products, generating revenue of $81.3 million. That represents a 13% increase from the $72.2 million posted a year earlier. Higher gold output and sales and stronger average selling prices for both silver and gold helped drive the gain.

Net income for the quarter was $18.1 million, or $0.08 per share, down from $21.9 million, or $0.12 per share, in the same period last year. The slight decline was largely attributed to a $4.8 million non-cash charge on the fair value of derivative liabilities tied to convertible notes issued in 2024, as well as the effect of additional shares issued during the acquisition of Adventus Mining Corporation in July 2024. When adjusted for these non-cash and one-time items, net income came in at $21.0 million, or $0.10 per share, a modest increase from the $20.6 million achieved last year.

Operating cash flow improved to $48.3 million—a quarterly record, compared with $40.0 million in the prior-year quarter. Free cash flow stood at $22.5 million, after accounting for $24.2 million in capital expenditures.

Silvercorp ended the quarter with $377.1 million in cash and short-term investments, a $8.1 million increase from the previous quarter. The company also holds equity investments valued at $72.2 million. In addition, it retains access to a $175 million stream financing commitment from Wheaton Precious Metals International, earmarked for the El Domo project in Ecuador.

The company’s all-in sustaining cost (“AISC”) for silver rose to $13.49 per ounce, up from $9.82 a year earlier. Silvercorp attributed this to higher production costs, new mineral rights royalties introduced in China, and additional administrative expenses tied to Adventus. Despite these cost pressures, cash costs per ounce of silver remained relatively low at $1.11 per ounce, supported by by-product credits.

Production rose across most key metals, reaching approximately 2.0 million ounces of silver equivalent. Silver output reached 1.83 million ounces, a 6% year-over-year increase, while gold surged 79% to 2,050 ounces. Lead production was reported to reach 15.7 million pounds, while zinc production was roughly 5.2 million pounds.

At the Ying Mining District, Silvercorp’s flagship operation, output included 1.7 million ounces of silver, 2,050 ounces of gold, and 14.6 million pounds of lead. This represented growth in most categories, with zinc production the exception, down 25% year-over-year.

Capital expenditures totaled $24.2 million, up 23% from the prior year. These funds supported exploration and underground mine optimization at the Ying mines in China, the construction of the El Domo mine in Ecuador, and the start of development work at the Kuanping mine.

The company spent $18.8 million on its Chinese operations and $5.4 million advancing El Domo, a high-grade copper-gold VMS deposit in central Ecuador. The company moved over 370,000 cubic meters of material in Q1 as part of mine construction, which remains on track for late 2026 production. Located near Ecuador’s key port city of Guayaquil, El Domo benefits from access to national infrastructure and power, reducing capital intensity and logistical risk. The company is targeting a total capital investment of $240.5 million, consistent with a feasibility study completed in 2021.

El Domo marks a strategic shift for Silvercorp as it expands into copper, a commodity expected to see sustained long-term demand due to electrification trends and global infrastructure initiatives. Once in production, the asset could complement the company’s silver and base metals portfolio and reduce geographical concentration risk.

Construction also began at the Kuanping mine, another early-stage development project in China. Silvercorp completed 481 meters of ramp development and initial tunneling during the quarter, indicating forward momentum on new project delivery alongside existing operations.

Silvercorp’s strategy remains focused on generating free cash flow from long-life mines while allocating capital to organic growth and acquisition opportunities. The company has built an 18-year track record of profitable operations and maintains a portfolio of assets across China, Ecuador, and, indirectly, Bolivia through its 28% stake in New Pacific Metals Corp.

The strong start to fiscal 2026, paired with the company’s evolving project pipeline, position Silvercorp to deliver steady cash flows and long-term asset growth as it pushes deeper into copper and gold production.

For a video of GOLDINVEST’s recent interview with Lon Shaver, President of Silvercorp Metals, visit https://ibn.fm/PIg4k.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SilvercorpMetals.com.

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• Clene Inc. plans to submit a New Drug Application (“NDA”) for lead candidate CNM-Au8^® in ALS by year-end 2025.
• FDA meetings scheduled in Q3 2025 will address ALS survival benefit data and MS development plans.
• Neurofilament light biomarker data analysis from the NIH-sponsored EAP program is expected in early Q4 2025.
• The company reported $7.3 million in cash and cash equivalents as of June 30, 2025, together with recent financing extending the company’s cash runway into Q1 2026.

Clene (NASDAQ: CLNN) and its wholly owned subsidiary, Clene Nanomedicine Inc., a late clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on improving mitochondrial health and protecting neuronal function to treat neurodegenerative diseases, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (“ALS”) and multiple sclerosis (“MS”), released its second quarter 2025 financial results and provided an update on its clinical programs. The company emphasized progress toward an NDA submission for its lead asset CNM-Au8 in ALS, expected in the fourth quarter of 2025 (https://ibn.fm/PiKqu).

CNM-Au8 is an oral suspension of gold nanocrystals designed to restore neuronal health by improving energy metabolism. Clene recently held a Type C meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) to align on statistical methodology for analyzing neurofilament light (“NfL”) biomarker changes in ALS patients treated with the lead drug candidate under the NIH-sponsored Expanded Access Program (“EAP”). The company expects to present data from this analysis in Q4 2025.

A second Type C meeting with the FDA is scheduled for Q3 2025 to review survival benefit data in ALS, including results from the HEALEY ALS Platform Trial. This outcome of this meeting may further support the evidentiary basis for an NDA filing under the accelerated approval pathway, which Clene intends to submit by year-end.

“We look forward to engaging with the FDA in our upcoming meeting this quarter focused on the extensive survival data that CNM-Au8 has generated in ALS patients,” said CEO Rob Etherington. “These meetings and biomarker analyses represent the final steps to our potential submission of an NDA under the accelerated approval pathway for ALS by the end of 2025. Our commitment to the ALS community remains unwavering as we endeavor to develop an impactful therapeutic agent for this devastating disease.”

Clene is also progressing its MS program. At the American Academy of Neurology meeting in April 2025, the company presented data from the long-term extension of its Phase 2 VISIONARY-MS trial, showing physiological and anatomical evidence of neuronal repair and remyelination.

The company plans to meet with the FDA in Q3 2025 for an end-of-Phase 2 Type B meeting to discuss a potential Phase 3 study. That trial would focus on cognition improvement as an adjunct to standard-of-care therapies.

As of June 30, 2025, Clene reported $7.3 million in cash and cash equivalents. Subsequent financing ($1.9 million raised in equity and a $1.5 million expansion of its convertible debt facility) extends the company’s operating runway into the first quarter of 2026.

R&D expenses decreased to $3.5 million from $4.2 million in Q2 2024, reflecting cost-saving measures, reduced personnel, and higher grant revenue tied to NIH-sponsored programs. General and administrative costs also fell to $2.4 million from $3.3 million, due to lower personnel and legal expenses, partially offset by higher finance and audit fees.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Clene.com.

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• Massimo Group will begin receiving shipments of the new MVR4X six-seater models from its Vietnamese manufacturing partner soon
• MAMO CEO observed that these steps strengthen quality assurance and support long-term sustainability
• Massimo’s work in the golf cart space is part of its spacious portfolio, which spans utility UTVs, ATVs and mini-bikes

Massimo Group (“Massimo Group” or “Massimo;” NASDAQ: MAMO) is expanding its footprint in the golf cart market by launching a manufacturing partnership in Vietnam, signaling imminent U.S. deliveries of its feature-rich six-seater MVR4X golf cart (ibn.fm/NpbcL). Massimo Group, a Texas-based powersports vehicle and recreational watercraft manufacturer, is fortifying its global supply chain to deliver quality products more efficiently and affordably.

This latest announcement underscores Massimo’s efforts to optimize production and market responsiveness. While the company already assembles golf carts at its Texas-based facility, it will begin receiving shipments of the new MVR4X six-seater models from its Vietnamese manufacturing partner soon. The MVR4X is engineered for premium performance and comfort, featuring a 48V 5 kW AC motor, approximately 60-kilometer driving range, McPherson independent suspension, rust-resistant steel chassis, electromagnetic-assisted braking system, 14-inch aluminum wheels, foldable windshield, LED lights with turn signals and horn, and plastic-molded rear seats with under-seat storage — all designed for safer and more enjoyable rides.

By expanding their chain into Vietnam, MAMO is strengthening its supply chain against other global trade uncertainties. Establishing manufacturing outside the U.S. not only diversifies sourcing but creates a safeguard against cost disruptions tied to international trade policies. At the same time, working in Vietnam allows Massimo to uphold quality standards while turning into a cost-efficient production base. With streamlined logistics, Massimo can reduce freight variability, improve lead times, and maintain inventory management to ensure consistent product availability and stable pricing. This partnership positions Massimo to grow, even in a shifting trade environment, while continuing to deliver value and reliability.

CEO David Shan emphasized that these steps strengthen quality assurance and support long-term sustainability. “Our Vietnam production partnership is a major win for Massimo Group and everyone we serve,” said Shan. “In the near term, our U.S. retail and dealer partners will start receiving our latest six-seater golf carts, vehicles that combine exceptional quality, innovative features and competitive pricing. These steps help us deliver value and reliability to customers.”

Massimo’s work in the golf cart space is part of its broader powersports portfolio, which spans utility UTVs, ATVs and mini-bikes. The company also offers electric versions of UTVs, golf carts and watercrafts, in addition to traditional powersports vehicles, thereby leveraging its 376,000-square-foot Garland factory for homegrown production and innovation. For instance, earlier this year Massimo shifted production of its MVR series to its Texas facility to address quality control and escalating trade tariffs, reinforcing its position in the U.S. market (ibn.fm/OXEog). The company’s product innovation extends further with the 2024 launch of the MVR HVAC golf and utility carts, which combine climate control and enhanced comfort for users in varying environments (ibn.fm/gvboB).

Across other markets, Massimo continues to deepen its retail and distribution network, introducing new products, expanding partnerships with major retailers such as Rural King and Tractor Supply Company, and launching an online sales platform to broaden its direct-to-consumer approach.

The Vietnam partnership represents a pivotal development in Massimo Group’s evolution. By blending U.S. assembly with overseas production, the company achieves a strategic balance that enhances agility, margin control and resilience. With the MVR4X deliveries set to begin soon in the United States, Massimo is aiming to capture growing demand in both recreational and lifestyle segments, offering a value-driven, feature-rich alternative in the expanding golf cart market.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.MassimoMotor.com, massimomarine.com, and massimoelectric.com.

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• Wearable Devices’ proprietary Surface Nerve Conductance technology enables touchless control through subtle finger movements, positioning the company at the forefront of the emerging neural input category
• Recent partnership with Japanese e-commerce leader Media Exceed expands global distribution for Mudra Band and Mudra Link products into one of the world’s most tech-savvy consumer markets
• The company’s dual-channel strategy combines direct-to-consumer sales with enterprise licensing, targeting high-growth sectors including AR/VR/XR and smart environments

Wearable technology is evolving, including traditional input methods giving way to more intuitive, natural interfaces. While most wearable devices still rely on touchscreens, voice commands, or basic gestures that require line-of-sight interaction, a fundamental shift is occurring toward neural input systems that can interpret the subtlest human intentions. This evolution reflects a broader trend in human-computer interaction: the movement away from devices that require users to adapt their behavior toward technology that adapts to natural human movement patterns.

Current wearable interfaces often create friction in user experience. Smartwatch users must stop what they’re doing to tap screens or perform exaggerated gestures. AR and VR headset users struggle with controllers that break immersion or hand tracking that fail in low-light conditions. Voice commands work inconsistently in noisy environments, while traditional gesture recognition requires users to be within specific camera ranges.

The breakthrough lies in neural input technology that can detect and interpret the electrical signals generated by muscle contractions and nerve activity, even when movements are so subtle they’re barely perceptible. This approach promises to eliminate the friction between human intention and digital response, creating truly seamless interaction experiences.

That’s exactly the market opportunity Wearable Devices (NASDAQ: WLDS) is addressing with its AI-powered neural input technology platform.

Proprietary Technology Creates Competitive Moat

Wearable Devices has developed what may be the industry’s most advanced neural input solution through its proprietary Surface Nerve Conductance (“SNC”) sensors. Unlike traditional gesture recognition systems that rely on cameras or accelerometers, SNC technology captures nerve signals directly from the ulnar, radial, and median nerves, achieving 96% accuracy using deep learning AI for signal pattern matching.

The company’s flagship products, the Mudra Band for Apple Watch users and the Mudra Link for Android and Windows devices, demonstrate this technology’s practical applications. The SNC sensors convert neural signals into digital actions through enhanced signal processing using deep learning neural networks, enabling pre-built gestures including continuous tap, double tap, and discrete gestures that can be customized per use case.

This technological approach addresses critical pain points in existing gesture control systems. The key innovation lies in the elimination of line-of-sight gesture requirements, which addresses critical pain points in current AR and VR implementations. Users can control devices while their hands are in pockets, under tables, or in any position, making the technology practical for real-world applications where traditional gesture control fails.

The Mudra Link’s recognition at CES 2025, where it received an Innovation Award in the XR Technologies and Accessories category, validates the market’s recognition of neural input as a transformative technology category.

Strategic Market Expansion Accelerates Growth

Wearable Devices recently announced a collaboration with Media Exceed Co., Ltd., a leading e-commerce company to distribute its products in Japan. This partnership represents more than simple market expansion; it’s strategic entry into one of the world’s most technologically sophisticated consumer markets.

Japan’s consumer electronics market has historically served as a proving ground for innovative interface technologies. The country’s early adoption of mobile interfaces, gaming peripherals, and robotic interaction systems makes it an ideal testing ground for neural input technology. The non-exclusive reseller agreement will support both drop shipping and wholesale models, providing operational flexibility while Media Exceed’s e-commerce expertise ensures proper market positioning.

CEO Asher Dahan emphasized the strategic importance of this expansion: “This collaboration aligns with our strategic goal of expanding our global footprint and making our products more accessible to users worldwide.” The partnership with Media Exceed demonstrates Wearable Devices’ commitment to building sustainable distribution channels rather than relying solely on direct sales.

Dual-Channel Strategy Maximizes Market Opportunity

Wearable Devices operates through a sophisticated dual-channel model that captures value across both consumer and enterprise markets. The direct-to-consumer channel serves individual users seeking enhanced experience in gaming, productivity, and extended reality applications. Meanwhile, the enterprise licensing channel targets businesses developing immersive and interactive environments.

This approach is particularly strategic given the different adoption cycles in consumer versus enterprise markets. Consumer adoption often drives initial awareness and validates use cases, while enterprise partnerships provide the scale and stability necessary for sustained growth. The company partnered with Qualcomm for XR experiences development and TCL-RayNeo for AR glasses technology integration, demonstrating its ability to secure high-profile enterprise collaborations.

The enterprise channel also provides valuable data for technology refinement. Business applications often involve more consistent usage patterns and clearer success metrics than consumer applications, enabling Wearable Devices to optimize its algorithms and expand its gesture vocabulary based on real-world usage data.

The company has demonstrated significant traction with over 1,000 Mudra Bands shipped for Apple Watch since Q4 2023, proving technology readiness and establishing brand awareness. Additional enterprise partnerships include agreements with defense contractors for silent activation of tactical equipment and integration with OPPO’s MR Glass Developer Edition.

Technology Integration Drives Market Leadership

Wearable Devices’ positioning in the neural input category extends beyond hardware to encompass the software and AI algorithms necessary for reliable signal interpretation. The company’s approach integrates proprietary sensors with advanced machine learning systems that can adapt to individual users’ unique neural patterns and movement signatures.

This technological integration is crucial because neural input systems must account for significant variation between users. Factors including hand size, muscle development, skin conductance, and even emotional state can affect signal quality and interpretation. Wearable Devices’ AI-powered approach enables personalized calibration that improves accuracy over time.

The company’s focus on setting standards for neural input in the XR ecosystem positions it to benefit from the broader adoption of augmented and virtual reality technologies. As major technology companies invest heavily in metaverse and spatial computing initiatives, neural input technology becomes increasingly valuable for creating natural, immersive user experiences.

The timing appears strategic as major technology platforms begin incorporating neural input capabilities into their roadmaps. Apple’s ongoing development of brain-computer interface research, Meta’s investment in neural wristbands, and Google’s exploration of gesture-based interfaces all validate the neural input category that Wearable Devices is pioneering.

For more information, visit www.WearableDevices.co.il.

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• SEGG Media’s $14 million David Lloyd partnership brings premium sports infrastructure to U.S. market with projected $6 million first-year EBITDA from 100,000 square-foot Boca Raton facility
• Strategic motorsport sponsorships across IndyCar and Indy NXT create high-visibility brand exposure for Sports.com and Lottery.com through racing’s most competitive circuits
• Company’s three-vertical approach spanning sports, entertainment, and gaming positions SEGG at the intersection of rapidly converging digital entertainment markets

The sports entertainment industry is experiencing a fundamental shift that extends far beyond traditional broadcasting and venue management. As digital engagement becomes increasingly sophisticated, companies are discovering that success requires more than single-platform dominance; it demands integrated ecosystems that connect physical experiences with digital communities across multiple touchpoints.

This convergence creates both opportunity and complexity. Organizations attempting to bridge sports, entertainment, and gaming often struggle with fragmented approaches that fail to leverage synergies between verticals. The challenge lies in creating authentic connections between physical sports experiences and digital engagement platforms while maintaining brand coherence across diverse audience segments.

Most companies in this space operate with siloed strategies: sports properties focus on live events, gaming companies prioritize digital experiences, and entertainment brands emphasize content creation. This compartmentalized approach prevents organizations from capturing the full value of cross-vertical integration, where insights and audiences from one area can enhance performance and engagement in others.

The companies that successfully navigate this convergence are those that understand a critical market insight: the most valuable experiences are those that create seamless integration between physical and digital engagement, where each vertical reinforces and amplifies the others.

This represents the strategic positioning that SEGG Media (NASDAQ: SEGG) has developed through its multi-vertical approach to sports, entertainment, and gaming.

Premium Infrastructure Strategy Creates Physical Foundation

SEGG Media’s $14 million partnership with David Lloyd represents more than facility acquisition, it establishes a scalable model for premium sports infrastructure that bridges physical and digital experiences. The binding Letter of Intent for The Sports.com All-Sports Arena by David Lloyd in Boca Raton creates the first U.S. entry point for one of Europe’s most recognizable wellness brands.

The 100,000 square-foot facility combines state-of-the-art sporting infrastructure with cutting-edge co-working and business amenities. Key features include indoor padel, basketball, and pickleball courts, climbing walls, AI-driven golf simulators, and a full-service premium gymnasium designed to David Lloyd’s specifications. The facility also incorporates approximately 10,000 square feet of luxury co-working space inspired by Dubai’s successful “Nook” model.

“This is more than just a gym – it’s a sports and business ecosystem,” said Matthew McGahan, Chairman and CEO of SEGG Media. The facility’s design reflects understanding that modern sports entertainment requires integrated experiences that serve multiple audience segments simultaneously.

David Lloyd’s projections indicate the Boca facility will deliver over $6 million in EBITDA in its first year of operations, demonstrating the financial viability of the premium sports infrastructure model. The partnership establishes foundation for expansion across major U.S. cities and the Middle East, leveraging Sports.com’s global digital audience with David Lloyd’s operational excellence.

Motorsport Sponsorship Delivers High-Impact Brand Visibility

SEGG Media’s strategic sponsorship of IndyCar and Indy NXT drivers creates sustained brand exposure across North America’s most competitive racing circuits. The company’s support of drivers including Louis Foster, Callum Ilott, and Seb Murray generates consistent visibility for Sports.com and Lottery.com brands through on-car branding, in-paddock engagement, and major television coverage.

Louis Foster’s performance at Iowa Speedway exemplifies the strategic value of motorsport partnerships. The 21-year-old maintained his lead in the Rookie of the Year standings while delivering consistent results across both races, with his oval average now standing at 13.33. Foster’s breakthrough performances create authentic brand association with rising talent in one of motorsport’s most prestigious series.

The motorsport strategy extends beyond individual race results to create season-long narrative arcs that maintain audience engagement. Foster’s stellar drive performance will be celebrated in separate releases, demonstrating SEGG Media’s commitment to leveraging racing success for sustained brand building.

“Louis, Callum, and Seb continue to elevate the visibility and value of our brands across North America,” said Matthew McGahan. The Toronto Street circuit provides the next stage for continued brand expansion, combining tight city corners, passionate fans, and global media presence.

Three-Vertical Integration Creates Scalable Growth Platform

SEGG Media’s approach to sports, entertainment, and gaming convergence reflects understanding that modern audiences expect integrated experiences rather than standalone offerings. The company’s rebranding from Lottery.com to SEGG Media Corporation signals strategic evolution toward multi-vertical leadership.

The structure maintains Lottery.com as a key component within the gaming vertical, while integrating Sports.com and Concerts.com under unified corporate strategy. This approach enables cross-pollination of audiences and insights while maintaining brand distinction across different market segments.

The timing of this integration appears strategically advantageous. As digital entertainment boundaries continue blurring, companies that successfully bridge physical and digital experiences will capture disproportionate value. SEGG Media’s combination of premium infrastructure, motorsport partnerships, and gaming capabilities creates multiple revenue streams that can scale across global markets.

Global Expansion Strategy and Market Positioning

The David Lloyd partnership establishes a template for international expansion that combines brand recognition with operational excellence. David Lloyd’s legacy includes founding David Lloyd Leisure in 1982, which now operates 130 premium health, fitness and racquets clubs across Europe, serving over 710,000 members.

This rollout strategy positions SEGG Media to capitalize on the growing demand for premium sports experiences that integrate physical and digital engagement. The model’s scalability enables high margin returns through unique blend of sport, wellness, community, and entrepreneurship.

The motorsport partnerships provide consistent brand exposure across multiple markets while the gaming vertical creates digital touchpoints that extend engagement beyond physical locations. This integrated approach addresses the fundamental challenge facing sports entertainment companies: creating authentic connections between physical experiences and digital communities.

For more information, visit the company’s website at SEGGMediaCorp.com.

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• FDA grants Type C Meeting for AVERSA(TM) Fentanyl to discuss Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls pathway from IND submission through NDA approval and commercialization
• CEO Gareth Sheridan temporarily steps aside to pursue Irish Presidential nomination while Chairman Serguei Melnik assumes interim CEO role during critical development phase
• Strategic partnership with Kindeva combines proven FDA-approved fentanyl patch technology with Nutriband’s proprietary abuse-deterrent platform targeting $80-200 million peak U.S. market opportunity

The pharmaceutical development landscape presents a fundamental shift as regulatory frameworks evolve beyond traditional efficacy-first approaches. The most significant patient impact now comes from innovations that enhance safety profiles of existing therapeutic options, particularly in pain management where the balance between therapeutic benefit and abuse potential creates urgent medical need alongside substantial regulatory complexity.

The opioid crisis has reshaped how regulators approach pain management solutions. The most promising opportunities exist at the intersection of proven therapeutic benefit and enhanced safety mechanisms, requiring both technological innovation and regulatory expertise to navigate complex approval pathways while maintaining operational continuity.

This convergence creates opportunities for companies like Nutriband (NASDAQ: NTRB), a transdermal pharmaceutical developer that has secured crucial FDA engagement for its lead abuse-deterrent technology while demonstrating organizational resilience through strategic leadership transitions.

Regulatory Validation Opens Clear Development Pathway

Nutriband’s FDA Type C Meeting approval for AVERSA(TM) Fentanyl signals agency recognition of the product’s potential to address critical unmet medical needs. The September 18 meeting with the Division of Anesthesiology, Addiction Medicine, and Pain Medicine focuses on Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (“CMC”) plans spanning the entire development and commercialization timeline.

This milestone addresses the complete development arc from IND submission through 505(b)(2) NDA approval. The 505(b)(2) pathway allows Nutriband to leverage existing fentanyl safety data while focusing regulatory review on novel abuse-deterrent components.

The meeting’s scope, covering manufacturing through commercialization, indicates FDA willingness to engage on practical implementation, suggesting confidence in the technology and development approach.

Strategic Partnership Amplifies Development Capabilities

Nutriband’s collaboration with Kindeva Drug Delivery leverages strategic positioning by combining Nutriband’s proprietary Aversa technology with Kindeva’s FDA-approved fentanyl patch. This partnership accelerates development while maintaining innovative differentiation.

Kindeva brings established manufacturing processes and regulatory relationships, while Nutriband contributes breakthrough abuse-deterrent technology protected by patents in 46 countries. The global intellectual property portfolio creates sustainable competitive positioning extending beyond initial US market penetration.

With peak annual US sales projections of $80-200 million, international expansion represents substantial additional opportunity in markets facing similar pain management and abuse deterrence challenges.

Leadership Continuity Demonstrates Organizational Depth

CEO Gareth Sheridan’s temporary departure to pursue the Irish Presidential nomination showcases organizational strength through seamless transition to Chairman Serguei Melnik as interim CEO. Melnik’s background combines corporate strategy expertise with over 20 years of capital markets experience, aligning with Nutriband’s progression toward 2026 NDA filing targets.

Sheridan’s confidence in stepping aside during this critical phase reflects organizational maturity. His statement that “our tight knit team is really our core asset” suggests institutional knowledge that transcends individual leadership, crucial for navigating complex regulatory pathways.

Platform Technology Creates Scalable Opportunity

Aversa’s abuse-deterrent technology establishes a platform applicable across multiple transdermal applications. The technology incorporates aversive agents into patches preventing abuse, diversion, and accidental exposure while maintaining therapeutic accessibility.

This platform creates value beyond fentanyl applications. As regulatory focus on abuse deterrence expands across opioid and stimulant categories, Aversa technology could address similar challenges in other high-risk medications. The transdermal delivery method offers inherent abuse deterrence advantages compared to oral formulations.

Current regulatory dynamics favor abuse-deterrent innovations. Heightened opioid safety focus, combined with recognition of legitimate pain management needs, creates receptive environments for technologies enhancing safety without compromising efficacy.

Nutriband represents convergence of technological innovation, regulatory validation, and market timing defining compelling risk-adjusted return potential.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Nutriband.com.

NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to NTRB are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/NTRB

• In recent years, the number of golf trials, or first-time participants taking the game to the course, has hit remarkable levels.
• This expanding golf community creates an ideal market environment for innovative and quality-driven golf-equipment companies such as Newton Golf.
• Newton Golf is focused on bridging the gap between the casual golfer and the competitive player by offering equipment that supports progression.

The surge in golf’s popularity has created an unprecedented opportunity for companies such as Newton Golf Company (NASDAQ: NWTG), which is committed to providing high-quality golf equipment for players ranging from beginners to seasoned professionals. As the sport experiences record or near-record numbers of on-course beginners each year, Newton Golf stands poised to support and equip a rapidly expanding base of golf enthusiasts.

In recent years, the number of golf trials, or first-time participants taking the game to the course, has hit remarkable levels, with more than three million new on-course beginners annually since 2020 (https://ibn.fm/m7IoB). According to the National Golf Foundation’s research, this surge reflects a growing interest in golf across diverse demographics, driven by factors such as increased accessibility, social engagement and the health benefits associated with the sport. This influx is significant not only because it introduces new participants to the game but also because it fuels long-term growth by expanding the pipeline of future golf consumers.

These trial players represent the foundation of the golf industry’s revitalization, ensuring a steady flow of new players who may eventually become committed golfers, club members and equipment buyers. The National Golf Foundation’s data reveals that nearly 3.5 million people took up golf for the first time in 2021, and the figure remained strong in 2022 and 2023. This trend is supported by the growing participation in driving ranges, golf lessons and beginner-friendly golf programs nationwide. Industry experts note that converting these trials into regular players is essential for sustained growth, which in turn benefits golf courses, retailers and manufacturers alike.

This expanding golf community creates an ideal market environment for innovative and quality-driven golf-equipment companies such as Newton Golf. Established with the vision of making the game more accessible and enjoyable, Newton Golf focuses on designing clubs and gear that cater to all skill levels. The company’s approach combines advanced technology, ergonomic design and affordability to help players improve their game regardless of experience. The company’s product range includes beginner sets, intermediate clubs and custom options tailored for advanced players, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity within the sport.

Newton Golf is focused on bridging the gap between the casual golfer and the competitive player by offering equipment that supports progression. By investing in research and development, Newton continually integrates performance-enhancing features in its products, such as optimized shaft technologies and clubhead designs that improve consistency and power. This technical innovation aligns with the company’s dedication to empowering golfers to enjoy the game more fully while advancing their skills.

In addition, Newton Golf’s emphasis on community engagement and education aligns closely with the broader industry trend of growing participation through trials. The company partners with golf programs and driving ranges to promote beginner-friendly experiences, ensuring that new players have access to quality equipment from the outset. This strategy not only builds brand loyalty but also contributes to the overall health of the golf market by supporting the journey from trial to lifelong participation.

In a golf industry marked by renewed enthusiasm and rising participation numbers, Newton Golf is well positioned to capture momentum and run with it. By focusing on quality, innovation and inclusivity, Newton Golf plays a vital role in welcoming new players and nurturing their development. As the number of on-course beginners continues to set new records, Newton Golf is committed to ensuring that the game’s growth is both sustainable and enjoyable for generations to come.

For more information, visit www.NewtonGolfCo.com.

NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to NWTG are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/NWTG

• WLDS recently launched an initiative to develop advanced human-machine interfaces specifically designed for military scenarios
• Wearable Devices operates at the nexus of neural sensing, AI and user experience design
• These developments underscore the company’s broader mission: To redefine human-computer interactions by harnessing AI-powered, intuitive neural input systems

Wearable Devices (NASDAQ: WLDS) is extending the boundaries of human-machine interaction, taking its neural interface technology from consumer input device to the front lines of defense innovation. Known for creating AI-powered, gesture-controlled wearables that let users interact without touch, the company is now developing advanced, touchless control systems for military tactical applications, opening the door to a new era of precision, speed and safety in high-stakes environments (ibn.fm/pNRjO).

The company recently launched an initiative to develop advanced human-machine interfaces specifically designed for military scenarios. This project reflects the company’s strategy of extending its proprietary neural sensing platforms, exemplified by consumer-focused products such as the Mudra Band and Mudra Link, into high-stakes environments that demand precision, reliability and hands-free control.

Wearable Devices have already solidified their role as an innovator in AI-enabled wearables. The company’s proprietary neural input technology converts subtle wrist signals into seamless control mechanisms for AR, XR, and smart devices as well as other platforms. The company’s products — Mudra Band for iOS and Mudra Link for Android — allow users to interact naturally through gestures without touch.

Wearable Devices operates at the nexus of neural sensing, AI and user experience design. The company is also ramping up efforts in health, wellness and predictive analytics through its Large Motor Unit Action Potential Model (“LMM”) platform that brings physiological monitoring to mainstream wearables. With the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services endorsing wearables for real-time health insights (ibn.fm/iP2AB), Wearable Devices positions itself to serve both enterprise and healthcare markets. The company’s R&D roadmap clearly spans not just feature-rich consumer wearables but also influential domains such as defense, enterprise situational awareness and medical informatics.

These developments underscore Wearable Devices’ broader mission: To redefine human-computer interactions by harnessing AI-powered, intuitive neural input systems. WLDS’s product ecosystem enables hands-free control, immersive computing and gesture-based engagement across environments ranging from gaming and XR to tactical operations and health monitoring.

Wearable Devices combines proprietary sensors, advanced AI algorithms and silicon-based neural processing in its wrist-worn technologies. Its approach is grounded in expanding use cases, moving from Apple Watch control with Mudra Band to universal BLE device compatibility with Mudra Link, all while developing tools such as AI-powered gesture personalization and enterprise dev kits (ibn.fm/liOLh).

As the AI wearables market continues its meteoric rise, expected to exceed $260 billion by 2032, Wearable Devices is strategically diversifying its applications, from retail and productivity to immersive experiences and tactical deployment (ibn.fm/XDiom). With the latest military interface project and patent expansions, the company demonstrates not only what its technology can do but also where it can go.

For more information, visit www.WearableDevices.co.il.

NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to WLDS are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/WLDS

The NECANN New Jersey Cannabis Convention, in association with 420NJevents, will be held at the Atlantic City Convention Center, Atlantic City, on September 5-6, 2025. This year’s event is expected to welcome over 5,000 industry attendees with 200 exhibitors showcasing their unique cannabis business ideas and products.

A special element added to the event this year is the NECANN Cup, a third-party evaluation of cannabis and cannabis products. NECANN Cup is New England’s largest cannabis competition where the best cannabis products are recognized and awarded.

This NECANN New Jersey Cannabis Convention presents a phenomenal business opportunity for cannabis buyers, dealers, cultivators, and brands. Over 200 exhibitors including cultivators, retailers, distributors and ancillary businesses will gather at this always popular event, the largest gathering of licensed operators covering the mid-Atlantic markets.

The NECANN New Jersey Cannabis Convention has grown its networking and business connections since the first event in 2019. A not-to-miss event, the convention is attended by top industry leaders and investors in the East and beyond. As New Jersey has emerged as a thriving cannabis hub, the NECANN Convention brings in immense business and investment avenues for the regional cannabis trading community.

Local businesses, growers, and entrepreneurs set up exhibitor booths to showcase their innovative products and services, and attendees have the opportunity to interact and engage directly with industry thought leaders, gaining answers to important questions. Experts will share insights on the latest trends, technologies, policies, and regulations, in the cannabis industry. Participants and enthusiasts will discover new products while enjoying all the other unique experiences, including the celebration of the NECANN Cup, offered at this major event.

The NECANN New Jersey Convention boosts the area’s cannabis business community by providing an interactive platform for business and networking, as local traders connect with investors who are on the lookout for investment opportunities.

To learn more, please visit https://ibn.fm/lgjSX.