TECHFINANCIALS

TechFinancials Inc left London's AIM market in January due to the high costs of maintaining its listing.

The software company will be solely listed on the NEX Exchange Growth Market.

The company will remain listed solely on the NEX Exchange Growth Market.

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The trading platform was not able to overcome the increasingly difficult regulatory environment.

The AIM-traded firm revealed in January it had agreed to sell its subsidiary to Cyprus-based Proverial for €100,000.

The entity claims to be operating under B.O. Tradefinancials Ltd’s licence, which hasn’t been active since 2018.

The company’s main platform, DragonFinancials, reported a revenue of $2.6 million.

A Cypriot company called Proverial has paid 100,000 Euros for MarketFinancials.

TechFinancials continues to diversify its business with M&A, sets eyes on sports.

TechFinancials announced a stake in the diamonds exchange based on blockchain last year.

Shen Chaohuli sold his 18.27 percent stake in the firm for just $7764

The former binary options specialist has seen a massive uptick in blockchain-based revenues

The firm's annual report shows the firm will be focusing on the Asia-Pacific region and expanding its range of ...

The shareholders of the holders of the Far East join venture partnership company

The blockchain-based project, which is backed by TechFinancials, moves closer to creating a certified online diamond exchange.

The company has allocated additional Cedex coins for the private-sale stage in order to meet high demand.

Mr. Nissani will be taking on an executive role at another company, ending his tenure with TechFinancials

The buyer of the Cypriot company, S. Win Holdings, has been awaiting regulatory approval for three months.

The Far East broker and market making subsidiaries of TechFinancials are contributing to the tech company’s bottom line.

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