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QLE Partnerships -Bill Gates’ TerraPower has signed a 10yr offtake for HALEU worth $3.5bn -Senator Rick Perry’s Fermi America has a JV with for HALEU at their 11GW Hypergrid Campus in Texas -NECSA in South Africa has an MOU for HALEU production -One 30 Seven under QLE will transform nuclear waste into revenue by accelerating beta decay from hundreds of years to seconds. ….and now the Trumps are investing. This is a humanity changing company and most savvy global operators get it.

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NEW YORK, Feb 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --Cambridge Wilkinson ("CW") is pleased to announce the successful close of a syndicated SPV investment into a Series B funding round for a high-growth AI hardware and technology company. The transaction represents a significant milestone in the firm's strategic expansion into technology capital raising. Over the past year, CW has deliberately built its technology practice, bringing proven relationship-driven approaches and structured capital expertise to growth-stage technology companies. The tech team brings decades of experience as both operators and investors in the technology sector. The technology practice serves companies at different stages with varying capital needs. Cambridge Wilkinson works with select companies led by exceptional founders raising first institutional-grade rounds, established businesses with strong growth trajectories scaling operations, and more mature venture companies seeking non-dilutive capital. The firm facilitates both single-investor transactions and syndicated raises, leveraging relationships across venture capital firms, growth equity investors, alternative capital sources, and specialized venture debt lenders. "This expansion into technology is a natural evolution of our platform," said Rob Bolandian, Co-Founder and Global Head of Investment Banking at Cambridge Wilkinson. "We've always focused on sectors where deep relationships and creative structuring create real value for clients. We're particularly focused on deep tech and resiliency sectors where relationship-driven capital raising creates meaningful value. Technology companies operate in a faster-moving universe, and they need sophisticated capital partners who not only understand their challenges but can move with the speed their markets demand—whether that's equity capital to scale, venture debt to extend runway, or creative structured solutions." Cambridge Wilkinson is currently working on several additional technology transactions and actively building its pipeline in the sector. Capitalize on Our Connections. About Us: Cambridge Wilkinson is a leading global investment bank with the speed, connections, and the confidence to get transactions done. With a focus on middle-market companies, we arrange debt and equity capital raises from $25 million to $5 billion and advise on mergers and acquisitions.

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Final call for early stage VC fund managers seeking LP capital from the District’s new DC VC Fund of Funds program (Deadline June 30th, 2025)! Earlier this year K Street Capital, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the launch of the new DC Venture Capital Fund, a $26 million fund that will make investments in fund managers who invest in early-stage tech companies in DC. They are actively accepting applications from fund managers with a pipeline and strong interest in investing a portion of their fund into DC-based startups. The first step for fund managers is to submit an interest form ASAP here >> https://lnkd.in/eZrBnPgh because, upon review/determination of your eligibility for the program, you will receive a long form DDQ which is DUE JUNE 30th for consideration for 2025 funding.

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What should family offices look for in agreements with Broadway producers? One seasoned producer advises securing future rights, particularly for new productions with potential beyond Broadway. Investors should ensure first rights—not obligations—to invest in subsequent productions, like Broadway or tours, to avoid being sidelined after initial success. Review royalty pool clauses to understand long-term participation and potential recoupment from touring productions, even after the Broadway run ends. This foresight can safeguard investments and ensure continued returns. #resilientalpha #WendyFederman #broadway #alphaideas #performingarts #suzannemurphy #MartySecada #investing #familyoffices #theatre #finance #royalties

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Family offices aren’t optimized to maximize returns. They’re optimized to minimize existential error. Once you start there, the J.P. Morgan 2026 Global Family Office Report reads less like “elite investors missing trends” and more like rational risk engineering under a different objective function: preserve control, avoid irreversible mistakes, keep options open. A few under-the-surface takeaways: AI is the top theme—but implementation lags. Many want the upside, far fewer want the illiquidity, diligence burden, and vintage risk that comes with growth equity/VC… and even fewer want to operationalize AI’s “boring” backbone (infrastructure, power, connectivity). “0% allocation” often reflects taxonomy, not ignorance. Families can have meaningful look-through exposure via operating companies, control deals, private equity holdings, and real assets held directly—even if the portfolio bucket reads “0%.” Gold/crypto underweights are often governance/optics decisions, not IQ. Novel assets create novel failure modes (custody, policy, authorization, reputational risk). Avoiding them can be rational when the cost of being wrong is asymmetric. Inflation as the #1 risk quietly means “we don’t trust bonds to diversify the same way.” The response shows up as higher “alternatives,” which can mean very different things (privates vs hedged strategies vs real assets). Succession is the real tail risk. Wealth is easier to compound than decision-making continuity across generations. The headline isn’t “family offices are bold.” It’s “family offices are built to survive.” https:// https://lnkd.in/eUgvXBW2 m-pb-aem/global/en/documents/2026-family-office-report/jp-morgan-private-bank-2026-global-family-office-report.pdf

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Zacks Small Cap Research Senior Analyst Michael Kim has launched coverage on Earth Science Tech (OTC: ETST), a strategic holding company with operations spanning compounding pharmaceuticals, telehealth, real estate, and consumer products. Recent acquisitions are in the process of being activated, with multiple growth levers in play. 📈 Read the full initiation report: https://buff.ly/x6rCdWj #ETST #EarthScienceTech #SmallCapStocks #HealthcareInvesting #ZacksSCR #EquityResearch

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Activist Catalysts Ignite Global Payments: Elliott's Stake Signals Strategic Turnaround Global Payments (GPN) has entered a new phase of investor scrutiny after activist hedge fund Elliott Management disclosed a “sizeable” stake in the company, driving its stock up 5.5% in early July 2025. This move comes amid lingering concerns over GPN's $24.2 billion acquisition of Worldpay—a deal that sent its shares to a 10-year low and exposed systemic challenges in post-merger integration. Strategic Leverage Points for Elliott Cost-Cutting Aggressively: The Worldpay deal created redundancies in global operations, technology platforms, and sales teams. Elliott could demand a $500–$750 million annual cost-savings target, similar to its playbook at companies like Sears. Streamlining IT systems and consolidating regional offices could free capital for shareholder returns or growth investments. Non-Core Asset Divestiture: GPN's portfolio includes legacy businesses like payment terminals and merchant acquiring in low-growth regions. Selling these could generate $2–3 billion in proceeds, which could be deployed to repurchase shares or fund high-margin segments like cross-border e-commerce payments or embedded finance platforms. Focus on High-Growth Verticals: The company's $10 billion+ in annual revenue from cross-border transactions and its digital payment API platform represent untapped opportunities. Redirecting resources to these areas—while exiting commoditized markets—could boost margins and valuation multiples. #shareholderactivism #m&a #mergersgondbad #corporategovernance #boardsofdirectors #catalyst https://lnkd.in/gdB8iu72

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