Investing.com -- Here is a rundown of regulatory news releases from the London Stock Exchange on Friday, 15th November. Please refresh for updates
- Gambling group 888 Holdings (LON:888) said it's sticking by non-executive chairman Brian Mattingley despite a strong vote against him by shareholders at its annual meeting in May.
- 888 has badly underperformed rivals GVC (LON:GVC) and Flutter Entertainment (LON:FLTRF) over the last 18 months, in which its share price has fallen some 40%.
- Rio Tinto (LON:RIO) said it will pay $221 million to support a clean-up project after the closure of a mine in Australia's Northern Territory.
- The rehabilitation of the Ranger Project Area is expected to cost $324 million in total.
- Under the terms of its mining approvals, the operating company ERA, in which Rio has a 68.4% stake, is required to end mining and processing activities at Ranger by January 2021 and complete final rehabilitation by January 2026.
- Telecom network operator Talk Talk (LON:TALK) swung to a pretax profit of 1 million pounds ($1.29 million) in the first half of its 2020 fiscal year, thanks to a surge in new fiber customers.
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- Pharma group AstraZeneca (LON:AZN) said the EU had approved its Qtrilmet drug for treating adults with type-2 diabetes (T2D).
Qtrilmet was approved in the US in May 2019 under the name Qternmet XR