Category: Business

MIL-OSI: Share repurchase programme: Transactions of week 19 2025

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

The share repurchase programme runs as from 26 February 2025 and up to and including 30 January 2026 at the latest. In this period, Jyske Bank will acquire shares with a value of up to DKK 2.25 billion, cf. Corporate Announcement No. 3/2025 of 26 February 2025. The share repurchase programme is initiated and structured in compliance with the EU Commission Regulation No. 596/2014 of 16 April 2014, the so-called “Market Abuse Regulation”, and the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016 (together with the Market Abuse Regulation, the “Safe Harbour Rules”).

The following transactions have been made under the program:

	Number of shares	Average purchase price (DKK)	Transaction value (DKK)
Accumulated, previous announcement	862,155	528.57	455,705,343
5 May 2025	12,411	554.78	6,885,428
6 May 2025	18,964	552.00	10,468,111
7 May 2025	1,000	587.46	587,458
8 May 2025	2,000	587.65	1,175,291
9 May 2025	2,000	587.57	1,175,137
Accumulated under the programme	898,530	529.75	475,996,768

Following settlement of the transactions stated above, Jyske Bank will own a total of 3,663,648 of treasury shares, excluding investments made on behalf of customers and shares held for trading purposes, corresponding to 5.70% of the share capital.

Attached to this corporate announcement, aggregated details on the transactions related to the share repurchase programme are shown by venue.

Yours faithfully,
Jyske Bank

Contact: Birger Krøgh Nielsen, CFO, tel. +45 89 89 64 44.

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The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Share buyback programme – week 19

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

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Euronext Dublin
London Stock Exchange
Danish Financial Supervisory Authority
Other stakeholders

Date 12 May 2025

Share buyback programme – week 19

The share buyback programme runs in the period 28 January 2025 up to and including 28 May 2025, see company announcement of 28 January 2025.

During the period the bank will thus buy back its own shares for a total of up to DKK 500 million under the programme, but to a maximum of 800,000 shares.

The programme is implemented in compliance with EU Commission Regulation No. 596/2014 of 16 April 2014 and EU Commission Delegated Regulation No. 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016, which together constitute the “Safe Harbour” regulation.

The following transactions have been made under the programme:

Date	Number of shares	Average purchase price (DKK)	Total purchased under the programme (DKK)
Total in accordance with the last announcement	330,100	1,176.49	388,358,993
5 May 2025	4,000	1,302.03	5,208,120
6 May 2025	5,000	1,295.98	6,479,900
7 May 2025	5,000	1,310.86	6,554,300
8 May 2025	5,000	1,313.69	6,568,450
9 May 2025	5,000	1,308.96	6,544,800
Total under the share buyback programme	354,100	1,185.30	419,714,563

With the transactions stated above, Ringkjøbing Landbobank now owns the following numbers of own shares, excluding the bank’s trading portfolio and investments made on behalf of customers:

354,100 shares under the present share buyback programme corresponding to 1.33 % of the bank’s share capital.

In accordance with the above regulation etc., the transactions related to the share buyback programme on the stated reporting days are attached to this corporate announcement in detailed form.

Kind regards

Ringkjøbing Landbobank

John Fisker
CEO

Detailed summary of the transactions on the above reporting days

Volume	Price	Venue	Time – CET
9	1295	XCSE	20250505 9:00:05.073000
19	1293	XCSE	20250505 9:03:18.391000
5	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.609000
5	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.609000
4	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.609000
4	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.609000
19	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.609000
12	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.615000
5	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.615000
1	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:09:38.615000
25	1305	XCSE	20250505 9:11:57.910000
65	1305	XCSE	20250505 9:11:59.369000
10	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:11:59.407000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 9:15:09.124000
9	1302	XCSE	20250505 9:15:09.124000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 9:15:09.124000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 9:22:26.097000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 9:25:18.329000
11	1301	XCSE	20250505 9:29:05.426000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 9:32:38.895000
9	1300	XCSE	20250505 9:32:38.895000
9	1300	XCSE	20250505 9:32:38.895000
51	1301	XCSE	20250505 9:35:09.307000
4	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:36:04.857000
20	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:36:48.996000
10	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:38:12.860000
5	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:39:21.844000
19	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:43:19.699000
20	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:43:43.706000
15	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:45:48.551000
3	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:45:48.551000
2	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:47:00.821000
5	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:47:00.821000
3	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:47:00.821000
3	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:48:10.856000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:48:10.856000
4	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:49:27.858000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:49:27.858000
4	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:50:48.245000
5	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:50:48.245000
1	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:50:48.245000
10	1303	XCSE	20250505 9:52:54.775000
10	1304	XCSE	20250505 9:56:30.104000
8	1302	XCSE	20250505 9:59:24.733000
2	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:00:09.394000
9	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:00:09.394000
8	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:00:09.394000
9	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:00:09.394000
6	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.331000
5	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.331000
6	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.351000
6	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.351000
5	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.351000
19	1301	XCSE	20250505 10:10:44.351000
19	1303	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.580000
10	1303	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.580000
19	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.597000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.597000
2	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.616000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.616000
5	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.616000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.628000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.628000
5	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:15:40.628000
28	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:15:42.775000
9	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:15:47.291000
21	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:15:47.291000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 10:24:18.532000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 10:24:18.532000
19	1304	XCSE	20250505 10:25:20.633000
20	1303	XCSE	20250505 10:25:29.837000
20	1303	XCSE	20250505 10:25:29.872000
19	1303	XCSE	20250505 10:33:44.755000
20	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:35:28.228000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:36:21.218000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:39:48.770000
9	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:39:48.770000
5	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:39:59.992000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:45:39.654000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 10:45:39.674000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 10:49:47.093000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:51:45.956000
9	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:51:45.956000
19	1299	XCSE	20250505 10:52:07.416000
19	1300	XCSE	20250505 10:56:35.824000
3	1302	XCSE	20250505 11:03:35.194000
8	1302	XCSE	20250505 11:03:35.194000
1	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:29.988000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:29.988000
15	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:29.988000
1	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:29.988000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:29.998000
5	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.008000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.017000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.017000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.017000
28	1302	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.026000
28	1302	XCSE	20250505 11:11:30.041000
28	1301	XCSE	20250505 11:11:31.174000
19	1299	XCSE	20250505 11:11:39.104000
19	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:13:17.776000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:13:17.776000
64	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:15:31.356000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:15:31.356000
8	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:15:31.356000
1	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.180000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.180000
6	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.180000
3	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.180000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.180000
10	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:20:15.182000
10	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:23:54.453000
10	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:23:54.453000
10	1297	XCSE	20250505 11:39:50.301000
41	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:46:59.473000
54	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:48:05.099000
12	1298	XCSE	20250505 11:48:05.099000
10	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.247000
7	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.247000
2	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
9	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
17	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:06:25.295000
10	1297	XCSE	20250505 12:17:01.501000
9	1297	XCSE	20250505 12:17:01.501000
10	1296	XCSE	20250505 12:18:46.525000
10	1296	XCSE	20250505 12:39:59.104000
10	1295	XCSE	20250505 12:41:01.648000
20	1296	XCSE	20250505 12:44:30.202000
19	1296	XCSE	20250505 12:53:21.365000
11	1298	XCSE	20250505 12:59:01.443000
19	1298	XCSE	20250505 13:18:30.189000
19	1297	XCSE	20250505 13:26:52.100000
6	1297	XCSE	20250505 13:30:23.275000
19	1296	XCSE	20250505 13:38:51.226000
19	1295	XCSE	20250505 13:39:31.202000
10	1295	XCSE	20250505 13:42:11.946000
47	1294	XCSE	20250505 13:48:16.098000
44	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:17:16.918000
11	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:17:16.919000
5	1298	XCSE	20250505 14:18:03.751000
6	1298	XCSE	20250505 14:18:03.751000
6	1298	XCSE	20250505 14:18:03.751000
33	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:21:14.224000
31	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:21:14.225000
24	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:21:14.226000
37	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:21:14.227000
34	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:14.227000
27	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:18.405000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:18.405000
6	1302	XCSE	20250505 14:21:25.022000
21	1302	XCSE	20250505 14:21:25.022000
28	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:34.950000
7	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:56.855000
4	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:21:56.855000
2	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:22:01.084000
6	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:22:01.084000
2	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:22:01.084000
30	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:22:55.239000
28	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:27:19.842000
9	1299	XCSE	20250505 14:27:19.842000
40	1297	XCSE	20250505 14:28:33.199000
9	1297	XCSE	20250505 14:28:33.199000
83	1297	XCSE	20250505 14:31:50.220000
74	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:31:50.232000
34	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:32:05.437000
13	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:32:05.438000
9	1296	XCSE	20250505 14:32:05.438000
6	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:40:33.290000
5	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:40:33.290000
7	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:41:08.855000
3	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:41:08.855000
4	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:42:28.764000
6	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:42:28.764000
2	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:43:17.855000
6	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:43:17.855000
2	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:43:17.855000
11	1301	XCSE	20250505 14:43:23.555000
10	1300	XCSE	20250505 14:46:35.186000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:03:25.098000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:06:02.436000
17	1303	XCSE	20250505 15:06:07.408000
6	1303	XCSE	20250505 15:06:07.412000
7	1303	XCSE	20250505 15:06:07.412000
10	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:21.856000
1	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:38.872000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:38.872000
3	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:38.872000
3	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:55.721000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:55.721000
1	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:06:55.721000
10	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:07:50.857000
2	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:11:11.855000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:11:11.855000
2	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:11:11.855000
10	1304	XCSE	20250505 15:15:07.086000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:17:10.579000
9	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:17:10.579000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:17:10.579000
9	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:17:10.579000
5	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:17:10.579000
38	1302	XCSE	20250505 15:18:55.459000
29	1302	XCSE	20250505 15:20:56.457000
29	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:21:47.076000
28	1300	XCSE	20250505 15:23:43.101000
9	1300	XCSE	20250505 15:23:43.101000
28	1300	XCSE	20250505 15:24:40.136000
22	1299	XCSE	20250505 15:25:45.127000
11	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:27:17.022000
1	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:28:41.423000
9	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:28:41.423000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 15:47:09.550000
10	1302	XCSE	20250505 15:49:01.911000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:54:51.704000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:54:51.704000
10	1301	XCSE	20250505 15:54:51.704000
29	1302	XCSE	20250505 15:59:56.516000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.094000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.094000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.094000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.111000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.111000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.111000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.128000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.128000
7	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.128000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.153000
6	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:00.153000
86	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:13.339000
9	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:13.339000
48	1304	XCSE	20250505 16:00:13.340000
21	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:01:33.677000
20	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:01:33.677000
22	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:01:53.504000
9	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:01:53.504000
11	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:03:16.145000
49	1305	XCSE	20250505 16:05:58.787000
39	1305	XCSE	20250505 16:06:00.329000
19	1306	XCSE	20250505 16:09:44.819000
20	1305	XCSE	20250505 16:09:53.099000
5	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:20:09.871000
41	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:20:09.871000
11	1307	XCSE	20250505 16:22:44.289000
37	1308	XCSE	20250505 16:28:09.898000
32	1308	XCSE	20250505 16:28:09.898000
4	1308	XCSE	20250505 16:29:58.855000
6	1308	XCSE	20250505 16:29:58.855000
156	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:37:49.269000
58	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:37:49.269000
1	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:37:49.269000
15	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:37:49.269000
1	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:39:54.640388
7	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:39:54.640388
7	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:39:54.640388
7	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:39:54.640388
283	1309	XCSE	20250505 16:39:54.640417
9	1310	XCSE	20250506 9:00:19.232000
19	1310	XCSE	20250506 9:06:09.820000
20	1308	XCSE	20250506 9:10:13.834000
20	1306	XCSE	20250506 9:10:13.838000
15	1306	XCSE	20250506 9:10:48.454000
13	1306	XCSE	20250506 9:10:48.454000
19	1303	XCSE	20250506 9:11:02.240000
19	1301	XCSE	20250506 9:13:24.994000
16	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:17:47.072000
13	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:17:47.078000
20	1304	XCSE	20250506 9:18:46.111000
19	1303	XCSE	20250506 9:22:28.725000
9	1303	XCSE	20250506 9:22:28.725000
13	1306	XCSE	20250506 9:32:45.170000
20	1304	XCSE	20250506 9:35:12.074000
19	1303	XCSE	20250506 9:35:29.105000
19	1302	XCSE	20250506 9:35:49.516000
4	1304	XCSE	20250506 9:39:06.122000
11	1304	XCSE	20250506 9:39:06.122000
19	1302	XCSE	20250506 9:44:48.909000
20	1302	XCSE	20250506 9:44:48.920000
20	1301	XCSE	20250506 9:44:49.047000
89	1302	XCSE	20250506 9:44:49.047000
10	1301	XCSE	20250506 9:44:49.785000
9	1301	XCSE	20250506 9:44:49.785000
20	1300	XCSE	20250506 9:45:10.057000
20	1301	XCSE	20250506 9:47:22.871000
14	1300	XCSE	20250506 9:48:15.355000
6	1300	XCSE	20250506 9:48:15.358000
14	1300	XCSE	20250506 9:48:15.358000
19	1300	XCSE	20250506 9:55:43.201000
8	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:58:51.376000
6	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:58:51.376000
5	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:59:03.917000
5	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:59:03.917000
3	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:59:32.950000
7	1305	XCSE	20250506 9:59:32.950000
10	1305	XCSE	20250506 10:00:19.030000
10	1305	XCSE	20250506 10:01:30.938000
10	1305	XCSE	20250506 10:02:43.941000
29	1302	XCSE	20250506 10:03:00.116000
19	1301	XCSE	20250506 10:03:39.349000
19	1300	XCSE	20250506 10:07:37.484000
19	1300	XCSE	20250506 10:09:48.732000
10	1299	XCSE	20250506 10:10:13.630000
10	1299	XCSE	20250506 10:11:39.616000
10	1298	XCSE	20250506 10:11:53.495000
19	1300	XCSE	20250506 10:19:37.702000
20	1299	XCSE	20250506 10:20:02.817000
20	1298	XCSE	20250506 10:20:13.124000
10	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:21:02.839000
10	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:21:47.817000
10	1298	XCSE	20250506 10:27:04.654000
9	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:27:04.698000
1	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:29:40.100000
9	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:29:40.100000
10	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:30:01.643000
10	1295	XCSE	20250506 10:30:49.985000
10	1294	XCSE	20250506 10:31:28.855000
10	1294	XCSE	20250506 10:31:29.283000
10	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:39:51.579000
10	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:42:04.894000
10	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:42:04.894000
20	1295	XCSE	20250506 10:46:05.318000
19	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:51:38.244000
9	1296	XCSE	20250506 10:51:38.244000
19	1295	XCSE	20250506 10:54:59.464000
4	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:59:15.938000
6	1297	XCSE	20250506 10:59:15.938000
13	1297	XCSE	20250506 11:01:38.450000
19	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:01:50.540000
29	1296	XCSE	20250506 11:10:59.647000
7	1296	XCSE	20250506 11:11:46.938000
29	1294	XCSE	20250506 11:15:41.477000
32	1296	XCSE	20250506 11:15:41.477000
29	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:15:41.484000
19	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:15:48.301000
19	1290	XCSE	20250506 11:17:32.125000
10	1289	XCSE	20250506 11:18:58.515000
19	1290	XCSE	20250506 11:24:48.094000
10	1289	XCSE	20250506 11:25:04.595000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 11:25:13.756000
10	1290	XCSE	20250506 11:32:06.474000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 11:34:20.659000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 11:34:20.659000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:47:04.938000
2	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:47:04.938000
4	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:48:47.818000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:48:47.818000
10	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:49:09.105000
10	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:49:09.105000
4	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:51:23.827000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 11:51:23.827000
10	1294	XCSE	20250506 11:51:43.968000
10	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:53:16.445000
9	1293	XCSE	20250506 11:53:16.445000
19	1294	XCSE	20250506 12:11:24.103000
19	1297	XCSE	20250506 12:20:03.795000
2	1296	XCSE	20250506 12:26:29.338000
8	1298	XCSE	20250506 12:36:12.567000
1	1298	XCSE	20250506 12:36:12.567000
8	1298	XCSE	20250506 12:36:12.567000
4	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:36:40.819000
7	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:36:40.819000
2	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:36:40.819000
18	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:36:40.819000
6	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:36:40.829000
20	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:40:48.583000
8	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:40:48.583000
10	1297	XCSE	20250506 12:41:42.101000
9	1297	XCSE	20250506 12:41:42.101000
9	1297	XCSE	20250506 12:41:42.101000
9	1297	XCSE	20250506 12:41:42.101000
17	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.672000
7	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.672000
7	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.672000
1	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.672000
17	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.678000
17	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.681000
17	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.685000
7	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.692000
8	1299	XCSE	20250506 12:52:11.692000
25	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:57:56.236000
28	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:57:56.236000
10	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:57:56.236000
1	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:57:56.236000
5	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:57:56.236000
6	1300	XCSE	20250506 12:58:42.015000
8	1301	XCSE	20250506 12:58:59.939000
2	1301	XCSE	20250506 12:58:59.939000
6	1301	XCSE	20250506 12:59:40.938000
4	1301	XCSE	20250506 12:59:40.938000
6	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:02:41.760000
8	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:02:41.760000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:05:08.938000
20	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:11:15.944000
20	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:23:12.655000
20	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:33:46.108000
66	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:33:46.115000
10	1302	XCSE	20250506 13:43:02.056000
10	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:50:23.047000
9	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:50:23.047000
9	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:50:23.047000
50	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:50:23.049000
46	1302	XCSE	20250506 13:56:16.221000
10	1301	XCSE	20250506 13:56:17.258000
19	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:00:54.464000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:03:20.938000
19	1300	XCSE	20250506 14:03:42.099000
10	1300	XCSE	20250506 14:03:42.099000
9	1300	XCSE	20250506 14:03:42.099000
19	1302	XCSE	20250506 14:09:35.119000
19	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:13:33.412000
28	1302	XCSE	20250506 14:16:13.995000
24	1302	XCSE	20250506 14:16:13.995000
10	1302	XCSE	20250506 14:17:03.938000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:18:39.049000
9	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:18:39.049000
10	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:19:24.939000
6	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:22:55.827000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:25:25.852000
10	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:25:25.852000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:25:25.852000
6	1301	XCSE	20250506 14:28:28.081000
19	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:02:03.975000
18	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:02:03.975000
60	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:02:03.978000
1	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:03:04.291000
7	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:03:04.291000
4	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:03:04.291000
40	1300	XCSE	20250506 15:08:21.098000
37	1299	XCSE	20250506 15:08:26.834000
7	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:10:44.249000
8	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:10:44.249000
6	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:10:44.258000
7	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:10:44.258000
19	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.166000
7	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.166000
6	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.166000
8	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.185000
8	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.185000
1	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.190000
2	1302	XCSE	20250506 15:11:32.190000
28	1301	XCSE	20250506 15:13:41.696000
20	1300	XCSE	20250506 15:16:15.183000
19	1299	XCSE	20250506 15:19:32.932000
20	1298	XCSE	20250506 15:19:32.949000
20	1298	XCSE	20250506 15:21:53.775000
20	1297	XCSE	20250506 15:23:38.359000
1	1297	XCSE	20250506 15:23:38.359000
19	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:27:06.537000
19	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:29:32.085000
20	1294	XCSE	20250506 15:30:53.895000
2	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:38:04.165000
8	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:38:04.165000
1	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:42:45.612000
18	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:42:45.612000
9	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:42:45.612000
20	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:46:05.355000
9	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:46:05.355000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:49:25.997000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:49:26.032000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:49:26.041000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:49:26.046000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:50:02.508000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 15:50:02.513000
19	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:10.677000
90	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:10.692000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:11.693000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:11.693000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:11.701000
5	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:11.704000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:18.613000
2	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:18.613000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:23.754000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:50:23.754000
20	1294	XCSE	20250506 15:50:48.447000
13	1293	XCSE	20250506 15:51:28.544000
6	1293	XCSE	20250506 15:51:28.544000
19	1292	XCSE	20250506 15:52:04.093000
28	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:58:11.091000
80	1295	XCSE	20250506 15:58:11.107000
28	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:00:01.426000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:00:01.434000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:00:01.467000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:00:02.441000
2	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:00:02.441000
29	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:02:25.642000
9	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:02:25.642000
39	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:02:25.647000
25	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:02:48.301000
7	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:00.664000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:00.664000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:05.311000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:05.311000
7	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:10.313000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:10.313000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:13.418000
11	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:26.665000
13	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:29.854000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:40.694000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:03:55.311000
14	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:04:08.902000
15	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:04:08.902000
9	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:04:32.239000
21	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:04:32.239000
28	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:06:37.894000
9	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:06:37.894000
1	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:06:37.894000
9	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:06:37.894000
5	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:06:37.922000
7	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.536000
7	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.536000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.617000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.617000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.936000
6	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:08:01.936000
21	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:37.945000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:37.945000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:37.945000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:37.952000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:37.953000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:38.436000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:38.436000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:48.027000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:48.027000
6	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:50.311000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:59.516000
7	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:59.556000
8	1295	XCSE	20250506 16:08:59.556000
7	1296	XCSE	20250506 16:09:07.627000
7	1296	XCSE	20250506 16:09:07.627000
6	1296	XCSE	20250506 16:09:07.632000
8	1296	XCSE	20250506 16:09:07.632000
30	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:09:13.542000
7	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:09:13.562000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:09:13.562000
8	1294	XCSE	20250506 16:09:13.576000
23	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:12:49.666000
34	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:12:49.666000
60	1293	XCSE	20250506 16:12:49.670000
47	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:14:37.490000
2	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:14:37.490000
48	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:14:44.617000
39	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:15:35.496000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:15:43.174000
2	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:15:43.174000
40	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:17:22.444000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.169000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.169000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.182000
7	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.182000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.247000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:18:39.247000
4	1291	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.962000
2	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.962000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.987000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.987000
7	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.988000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:27.988000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:28.026000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:28.063000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:28.063000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:28.089000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:28.309000
7	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:30.311000
6	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:30.311000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:41.579000
2	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:41.579000
5	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:53.941000
5	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:23:53.941000
1	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:03.483000
9	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:03.483000
10	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:13.940000
9	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:23.939000
1	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:23.939000
10	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:33.382000
8	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:48.940000
2	1292	XCSE	20250506 16:24:48.940000
57	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:25:18.209000
9	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:25:18.210000
8	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:25:48.938000
2	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:25:48.938000
1	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:25:48.938000
9	1289	XCSE	20250506 16:25:48.966000
37	1289	XCSE	20250506 16:25:48.966000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:26:20.452000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:26:20.452000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:26:20.452000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:26:20.452000
10	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:26:20.452000
10	1287	XCSE	20250506 16:28:18.249000
10	1287	XCSE	20250506 16:28:18.249000
9	1287	XCSE	20250506 16:28:18.249000
10	1287	XCSE	20250506 16:28:18.249000
159	1288	XCSE	20250506 16:36:21.680266
55	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:47:05.778481
3	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:47:05.778508
442	1290	XCSE	20250506 16:47:05.778526
9	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:03:48.995000
8	1313	XCSE	20250507 9:04:04.937000
8	1313	XCSE	20250507 9:04:37.984000
8	1313	XCSE	20250507 9:04:38.019000
9	1309	XCSE	20250507 9:06:58.757000
8	1309	XCSE	20250507 9:06:58.757000
18	1306	XCSE	20250507 9:08:11.128000
26	1306	XCSE	20250507 9:08:11.128000
14	1305	XCSE	20250507 9:08:11.137000
16	1312	XCSE	20250507 9:14:56.849000
28	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:16:52.127000
65	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:17:09.214000
1	1319	XCSE	20250507 9:22:39.414000
4	1319	XCSE	20250507 9:22:39.414000
4	1319	XCSE	20250507 9:22:39.414000
14	1319	XCSE	20250507 9:22:39.414000
41	1318	XCSE	20250507 9:28:55.179000
33	1316	XCSE	20250507 9:31:20.770000
11	1318	XCSE	20250507 9:31:46.192000
26	1316	XCSE	20250507 9:33:13.131000
25	1315	XCSE	20250507 9:33:23.738000
18	1313	XCSE	20250507 9:33:58.163000
8	1313	XCSE	20250507 9:33:58.163000
17	1312	XCSE	20250507 9:34:19.582000
17	1312	XCSE	20250507 9:34:25.178000
17	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:35:50.098000
16	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:35:50.098000
8	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:35:50.098000
9	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:35:58.302000
43	1312	XCSE	20250507 9:43:54.803000
26	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:44:22.725000
9	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:44:46.887000
9	1309	XCSE	20250507 9:46:21.951000
6	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:50:23.290000
11	1311	XCSE	20250507 9:50:23.290000
9	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:52:04.848000
9	1309	XCSE	20250507 9:54:00.935000
9	1308	XCSE	20250507 9:54:01.039000
9	1307	XCSE	20250507 9:54:17.623000
9	1308	XCSE	20250507 9:55:45.935000
17	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:58:24.697000
18	1310	XCSE	20250507 9:58:24.705000
17	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:03:52.826000
18	1309	XCSE	20250507 10:03:55.121000
18	1310	XCSE	20250507 10:08:55.106000
9	1310	XCSE	20250507 10:08:55.106000
33	1312	XCSE	20250507 10:20:43.297000
25	1312	XCSE	20250507 10:21:09.088000
25	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:27:38.213000
33	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:29:15.221000
17	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:36:33.485000
5	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:36:33.485000
3	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:36:33.485000
34	1312	XCSE	20250507 10:45:11.236000
9	1312	XCSE	20250507 10:48:58.648000
9	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:49:42.978000
18	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:55:21.082000
17	1309	XCSE	20250507 10:55:21.220000
17	1311	XCSE	20250507 10:58:22.213000
17	1317	XCSE	20250507 11:16:37.734000
18	1316	XCSE	20250507 11:20:01.109000
5	1315	XCSE	20250507 11:21:08.573000
12	1315	XCSE	20250507 11:22:34.907000
5	1315	XCSE	20250507 11:22:34.907000
15	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:27:56.410000
3	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:31:00.484000
7	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:31:00.484000
16	1315	XCSE	20250507 11:31:36.118000
2	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:32:55.664000
15	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:32:55.664000
1	1314	XCSE	20250507 11:32:55.664000
1	1313	XCSE	20250507 11:33:19.216000
2	1313	XCSE	20250507 11:33:19.216000
15	1313	XCSE	20250507 11:33:19.216000
17	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:43:06.108000
8	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:43:06.108000
8	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:43:06.108000
33	1310	XCSE	20250507 11:43:06.243000
35	1310	XCSE	20250507 11:44:00.735000
22	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:45:27.961000
13	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:45:27.961000
27	1311	XCSE	20250507 11:46:50.020000
36	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:52:41.103000
25	1311	XCSE	20250507 11:52:46.498000
26	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:57:12.876000
6	1312	XCSE	20250507 11:57:32.406000
25	1313	XCSE	20250507 12:03:46.704000
17	1313	XCSE	20250507 12:16:19.992000
1	1313	XCSE	20250507 12:16:19.992000
9	1313	XCSE	20250507 12:16:19.992000
18	1312	XCSE	20250507 12:16:20.012000
16	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:16:23.573000
1	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:16:23.573000
9	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:25:09.206000
8	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:25:09.206000
8	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:25:09.206000
25	1311	XCSE	20250507 12:30:17.113000
25	1310	XCSE	20250507 12:32:02.540000
17	1309	XCSE	20250507 12:32:02.690000
17	1305	XCSE	20250507 12:36:08.180000
17	1306	XCSE	20250507 12:43:28.313000
17	1306	XCSE	20250507 12:44:08.722000
18	1309	XCSE	20250507 12:57:30.729000
8	1309	XCSE	20250507 12:57:30.729000
18	1308	XCSE	20250507 12:58:33.770000
8	1308	XCSE	20250507 12:58:33.770000
18	1308	XCSE	20250507 12:58:33.776000
18	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:00:18.069000
25	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:01:50.701000
10	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:01:50.701900
465	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:01:50.701900
34	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:04:27.767000
50	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:04:27.767664
750	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:04:27.767664
35	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:04:29.037000
7	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:10:17.040000
33	1310	XCSE	20250507 13:15:09.338000
25	1310	XCSE	20250507 13:21:15.574000
26	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:40:07.114000
8	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:40:07.114000
33	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:44:46.238000
26	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:46:06.763000
18	1308	XCSE	20250507 13:49:33.678000
18	1309	XCSE	20250507 13:51:05.597000
17	1309	XCSE	20250507 14:11:08.539000
9	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
16	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
1	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
8	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
9	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
8	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:29:33.502000
17	1310	XCSE	20250507 14:47:17.083000
26	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:50:09.101000
9	1308	XCSE	20250507 14:50:09.101000
33	1307	XCSE	20250507 14:50:11.194000
17	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:01:11.659000
8	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:01:11.659000
8	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:01:11.659000
8	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:01:11.659000
43	1305	XCSE	20250507 15:19:11.254000
8	1303	XCSE	20250507 15:22:17.281000
7	1308	XCSE	20250507 15:30:12.576000
6	1308	XCSE	20250507 15:30:12.576000
7	1308	XCSE	20250507 15:30:12.595000
51	1308	XCSE	20250507 15:31:47.785000
44	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:35:10.606000
8	1307	XCSE	20250507 15:35:10.606000
35	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.385000
34	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.404000
34	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.465000
34	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.482000
6	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.517000
28	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.517000
15	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:46:26.535000
34	1310	XCSE	20250507 15:48:52.095000
6	1312	XCSE	20250507 15:52:11.485000
7	1312	XCSE	20250507 15:52:11.553000
25	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:52:38.721000
9	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:52:38.721000
47	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:52:38.855000
35	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:53:18.150000
33	1310	XCSE	20250507 15:55:10.158000
9	1310	XCSE	20250507 15:55:10.158000
8	1310	XCSE	20250507 15:55:10.158000
41	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:56:52.811000
44	1311	XCSE	20250507 15:59:20.954000
37	1311	XCSE	20250507 16:04:04.865000
6	1313	XCSE	20250507 16:05:53.835000
6	1313	XCSE	20250507 16:05:53.835000
6	1313	XCSE	20250507 16:05:53.835000
6	1313	XCSE	20250507 16:05:53.911000
7	1313	XCSE	20250507 16:05:53.911000
2	1314	XCSE	20250507 16:12:46.074000
190	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:15:24.051000
20	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:15:24.051000
11	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:15:24.094000
36	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:15:24.098000
8	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:18:20.048000
3	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:18:20.048000
5	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:18:44.540000
4	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:18:44.540000
2	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:19:05.702000
7	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:19:05.702000
1	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:19:46.646000
6	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:19:46.646000
3	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:19:46.646000
2	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:20:39.286000
6	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:20:39.286000
1	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:20:39.286000
5	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:21:12.192000
5	1316	XCSE	20250507 16:21:12.192000
41	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:26.153000
8	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:26.153000
8	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:26.153000
25	1314	XCSE	20250507 16:24:31.543000
22	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:31.544000
8	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:31.544000
3	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:24:31.544000
100	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:56.723804
61	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:56.723841
39	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:56.723859
100	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:57.896186
22	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:57.896186
10	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:27:57.957494
23	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:29:57.925440
45	1315	XCSE	20250507 16:29:57.925475
8	1330	XCSE	20250508 9:01:02.122000
9	1325	XCSE	20250508 9:01:04.190000
9	1319	XCSE	20250508 9:01:39.411000
10	1319	XCSE	20250508 9:01:39.411000
22	1319	XCSE	20250508 9:01:39.411000
9	1316	XCSE	20250508 9:01:39.436000
4	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:03:56.059000
5	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:03:56.059000
9	1315	XCSE	20250508 9:10:00.021000
9	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:10:00.056000
9	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:11:05.100000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:14:17.755000
20	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:14:44.982000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:14:44.982000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:10.681000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:10.681000
18	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:10.705000
18	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:18.290000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:18.290000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:18.309000
18	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:15:25.841000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:16:12.014000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:16:36.607000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:17:22.607000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:17:22.607000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:18:13.150000
3	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:18:13.150000
3	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:19:11.097000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:19:11.097000
9	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:19:37.103000
2	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.199000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.199000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.199000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.211000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.211000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:09.211000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:14.608000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:14.608000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:23:14.608000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:25:10.315000
3	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:25:10.315000
3	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:26:04.608000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:26:04.608000
2	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:26:04.608000
9	1309	XCSE	20250508 9:27:03.637000
8	1309	XCSE	20250508 9:27:03.637000
18	1308	XCSE	20250508 9:27:03.758000
9	1312	XCSE	20250508 9:31:33.015000
9	1311	XCSE	20250508 9:31:37.423000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:32:45.025000
4	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:32:51.589000
5	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:32:51.589000
9	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:33:17.571000
9	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:33:17.571000
17	1309	XCSE	20250508 9:33:30.457000
12	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
6	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
4	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
17	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
15	1317	XCSE	20250508 9:45:03.925000
9	1316	XCSE	20250508 9:46:08.607000
9	1315	XCSE	20250508 9:48:54.091000
9	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:48:54.132000
16	1314	XCSE	20250508 9:48:54.132000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:49:12.962000
6	1315	XCSE	20250508 9:53:02.784000
4	1315	XCSE	20250508 9:53:02.784000
17	1313	XCSE	20250508 9:53:02.804000
18	1312	XCSE	20250508 9:53:24.405000
17	1312	XCSE	20250508 9:55:42.784000
18	1311	XCSE	20250508 9:56:52.096000
17	1311	XCSE	20250508 9:57:56.972000
3	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:58:23.519000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:58:23.519000
9	1310	XCSE	20250508 9:58:23.519000
9	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:12:26.173000
17	1316	XCSE	20250508 10:22:56.700000
18	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:22:56.712000
9	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:29:29.098000
25	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:36:47.104000
6	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:36:47.131000
19	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:36:47.131000
17	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:41:09.107000
13	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:41:09.635000
4	1315	XCSE	20250508 10:41:09.635000
18	1314	XCSE	20250508 10:45:58.064000
300	1313	XCSE	20250508 10:45:58.064385
17	1313	XCSE	20250508 10:45:58.197000
17	1314	XCSE	20250508 11:08:38.103000
8	1314	XCSE	20250508 11:08:38.103000
9	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.906000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.906000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.906000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.906000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.907000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.907000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.907000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.920000
25	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.920000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.920000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.920000
6	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.926000
6	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.926000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:41.927000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:42.408000
10	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:42.408000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:09:42.408000
6	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.039000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.039000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.039000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.058000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.058000
7	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:41.058000
5	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:43.162000
6	1317	XCSE	20250508 11:10:43.162000
7	1318	XCSE	20250508 11:16:17.807000
9	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:20:41.567000
1	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:22:21.585000
9	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:28:54.451000
8	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:28:54.451000
30	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:42:30.886000
5	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:27.175000
6	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:27.175000
15	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:27.190000
6	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:27.190000
5	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:27.194000
21	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:49.065000
5	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:45:49.065000
25	1320	XCSE	20250508 11:49:25.126000
25	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:50:22.103000
8	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:58:18.061000
8	1319	XCSE	20250508 11:58:18.067000
6	1322	XCSE	20250508 11:59:56.881000
7	1322	XCSE	20250508 11:59:56.881000
2	1322	XCSE	20250508 11:59:56.900000
25	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:00:27.098000
25	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:01:30.046000
25	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:01:37.420000
18	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:06:13.602000
121	1324	XCSE	20250508 12:20:27.097000
83	1324	XCSE	20250508 12:20:31.772000
31	1324	XCSE	20250508 12:20:31.772000
95	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:20:32.558000
9	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
8	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
9	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
8	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
9	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
8	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
9	1323	XCSE	20250508 12:22:49.762000
9	1322	XCSE	20250508 12:27:39.306000
9	1322	XCSE	20250508 12:27:39.306000
8	1322	XCSE	20250508 12:27:39.306000
9	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:32:17.439000
8	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:32:17.439000
17	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:40:32.784000
9	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:40:32.784000
18	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:40:38.015000
9	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:42:23.101000
8	1321	XCSE	20250508 12:42:23.101000
9	1320	XCSE	20250508 12:45:24.772000
8	1320	XCSE	20250508 12:45:24.772000
18	1317	XCSE	20250508 12:48:48.568000
9	1317	XCSE	20250508 12:49:09.733000
9	1317	XCSE	20250508 12:49:20.101000
9	1316	XCSE	20250508 13:00:16.728000
17	1316	XCSE	20250508 13:00:16.728000
18	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:00:49.144000
8	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:00:49.144000
2	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:01:10.455000
7	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:01:10.455000
9	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:03:01.005000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 13:06:35.200000
18	1312	XCSE	20250508 13:12:42.540000
9	1312	XCSE	20250508 13:20:13.634000
18	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:32:16.105000
41	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:47:58.537000
34	1315	XCSE	20250508 13:47:58.540000
14	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:48:58.512000
20	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:50:41.424000
2	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:50:41.424000
4	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:56:13.132000
13	1314	XCSE	20250508 13:56:13.132000
17	1312	XCSE	20250508 14:02:00.108000
31	1312	XCSE	20250508 14:15:31.250000
2	1312	XCSE	20250508 14:15:31.250000
4	1311	XCSE	20250508 14:20:44.569000
21	1311	XCSE	20250508 14:20:44.572000
4	1311	XCSE	20250508 14:20:44.572000
17	1311	XCSE	20250508 14:27:00.431000
300	1309	XCSE	20250508 14:27:00.431991
9	1309	XCSE	20250508 14:32:12.689000
9	1308	XCSE	20250508 14:33:30.388000
8	1308	XCSE	20250508 14:33:30.388000
17	1307	XCSE	20250508 14:37:26.091000
17	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:37:27.126000
17	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:37:45.515000
14	1305	XCSE	20250508 14:38:03.452000
3	1305	XCSE	20250508 14:38:03.452000
17	1304	XCSE	20250508 14:38:06.684000
8	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:41:40.825000
15	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:41:40.825000
7	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:41:40.825000
6	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:41:40.825000
18	1307	XCSE	20250508 14:50:54.114000
17	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:56:32.279000
8	1306	XCSE	20250508 14:56:32.279000
2	1306	XCSE	20250508 15:04:00.512000
7	1306	XCSE	20250508 15:05:00.111000
2	1306	XCSE	20250508 15:05:00.111000
17	1305	XCSE	20250508 15:07:54.106000
11	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.807000
8	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.807000
6	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.807000
6	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.807000
8	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.808000
8	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.808000
6	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.808000
7	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.812000
6	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.812000
7	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.812000
8	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.813000
6	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:09:11.820000
2	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:27:50.982000
23	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:35:18.236000
8	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:35:18.236000
10	1307	XCSE	20250508 15:35:18.236000
41	1306	XCSE	20250508 15:35:28.098000
27	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:40:10.966000
17	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:40:10.966000
11	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:40:10.966000
33	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:45:42.590000
33	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:45:42.607000
6	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:08.641000
8	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:08.641000
6	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:08.648000
8	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:08.648000
7	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:08.648000
6	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:12.784000
6	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:12.784000
8	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:12.784000
8	1309	XCSE	20250508 15:58:27.784000
34	1308	XCSE	20250508 15:59:34.101000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.505000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.517000
7	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.517000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.517000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.534000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.534000
8	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.534000
8	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.553000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.553000
6	1310	XCSE	20250508 15:59:59.553000
32	1310	XCSE	20250508 16:00:03.892000
1	1310	XCSE	20250508 16:00:03.892000
13	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.769000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.813000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.813000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.813000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.823000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.823000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.823000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.833000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.833000
8	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.833000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:00:50.847000
36	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:03:01.382000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:03:01.382000
42	1311	XCSE	20250508 16:03:03.177000
22	1310	XCSE	20250508 16:03:41.370000
7	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:06:32.379000
6	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:06:32.379000
7	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:06:32.388000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:06:32.399000
33	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:06:58.180000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:03.470000
7	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:03.470000
6	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:03.470000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:20.897000
7	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:20.897000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:07:20.897000
8	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:08:16.692000
16	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:09:05.974000
41	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:10:13.577000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.115000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.457000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.457000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.457000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.467000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.467000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.467000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.473000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.473000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:12.473000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:17.784000
9	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:17.784000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:17.784000
33	1311	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
15	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
7	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
6	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
19	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:11:20.656000
6	1311	XCSE	20250508 16:12:23.568000
6	1311	XCSE	20250508 16:12:23.568000
34	1312	XCSE	20250508 16:21:01.416000
888	1313	XCSE	20250508 16:31:19.274321
8	1320	XCSE	20250509 9:01:12.960000
4	1320	XCSE	20250509 9:01:12.960000
4	1320	XCSE	20250509 9:01:12.960000
8	1320	XCSE	20250509 9:01:12.960000
4	1315	XCSE	20250509 9:01:22.012000
5	1315	XCSE	20250509 9:01:22.012000
9	1312	XCSE	20250509 9:01:45.743000
26	1313	XCSE	20250509 9:07:44.108000
3	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:53.993000
69	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:53.993000
30	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:53.993000
12	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:53.993000
5	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:54.011000
6	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:54.011000
4	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:14:54.038000
8	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:15.518000
10	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:15.518000
4	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:15.518000
6	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:15.518000
6	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:20.318000
3	1316	XCSE	20250509 9:16:20.318000
25	1313	XCSE	20250509 9:16:21.698000
18	1313	XCSE	20250509 9:17:50.019000
17	1312	XCSE	20250509 9:18:10.976000
12	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:18:25.520000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:18:25.520000
2	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:18:25.705000
15	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:18:25.705000
17	1307	XCSE	20250509 9:21:18.108000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:26:25.758000
19	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:30:10.820000
1	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:30:10.820000
2	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:31:00.358000
4	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:31:00.358000
3	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:31:00.358000
1	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:32:03.394000
5	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:32:03.394000
3	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:32:03.394000
17	1309	XCSE	20250509 9:32:37.811000
18	1308	XCSE	20250509 9:33:08.942000
17	1306	XCSE	20250509 9:38:35.206000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 9:38:35.206000
9	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:45:32.446000
18	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:45:32.446000
15	1309	XCSE	20250509 9:48:03.257000
10	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.641000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.660000
5	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.660000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.677000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.677000
5	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:50:33.697000
34	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:50:44.606000
22	1309	XCSE	20250509 9:55:45.557000
4	1309	XCSE	20250509 9:55:45.557000
5	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:56:00.105000
7	1310	XCSE	20250509 9:56:00.105000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:57:00.104000
5	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:57:00.104000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:57:11.054000
3	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:57:11.054000
9	1311	XCSE	20250509 9:58:15.829000
17	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:08:22.104000
17	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:12:24.287000
50	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:12:24.419000
28	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:12:24.419000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:12:40.829000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:12:56.215000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:13:11.830000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:13:34.578000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:14:45.830000
5	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:16:10.829000
4	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:16:10.829000
15	1307	XCSE	20250509 10:17:49.328000
18	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:17:57.385000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:17:57.385000
50	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:04.440111
15	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:04.440111
235	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:04.440111
50	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:11.987297
150	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:11.987297
9	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:18:42.417000
17	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:20:59.111000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:20:59.111000
9	1306	XCSE	20250509 10:20:59.111000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:38:41.624000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:38:41.624000
6	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:39:00.139000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:39:00.139000
40	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:39:39.737000
10	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:39:40.311000
11	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:41:10.686000
3	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:41:10.686000
5	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:42:40.103000
6	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:42:40.103000
5	1309	XCSE	20250509 10:42:48.182000
9	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:48:35.303000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:48:35.303000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:48:35.303000
17	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:53:15.550000
1	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.963000
16	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.963000
14	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.973000
7	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.973000
14	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.977000
7	1308	XCSE	20250509 10:59:15.977000
14	1310	XCSE	20250509 11:08:06.401000
9	1309	XCSE	20250509 11:09:43.141000
41	1308	XCSE	20250509 11:09:43.276000
17	1308	XCSE	20250509 11:17:44.570000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 11:17:44.570000
77	1308	XCSE	20250509 11:17:44.571000
26	1307	XCSE	20250509 11:17:48.769000
6	1309	XCSE	20250509 11:21:57.829000
3	1309	XCSE	20250509 11:21:57.829000
35	1307	XCSE	20250509 11:23:15.250000
19	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:23:20.452000
14	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:23:20.452000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:41:19.109000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:41:19.109000
22	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:44:04.427000
1	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:45:11.829000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:45:11.829000
6	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:46:58.337000
3	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:46:58.337000
9	1306	XCSE	20250509 11:48:35.829000
9	1305	XCSE	20250509 11:53:13.109000
8	1305	XCSE	20250509 11:53:13.109000
17	1305	XCSE	20250509 12:22:32.137000
9	1306	XCSE	20250509 12:54:31.110000
9	1305	XCSE	20250509 12:58:12.106000
8	1305	XCSE	20250509 12:58:12.106000
17	1305	XCSE	20250509 12:58:45.184000
15	1305	XCSE	20250509 13:00:05.812000
1	1305	XCSE	20250509 13:00:05.816000
5	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:12.761000
14	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:12.761000
5	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:12.761000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:13.264000
2	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:26.423000
4	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:27.568000
1	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:30.664000
3	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:31.629000
2	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:35.433000
1	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:36.600000
2	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:02:40.762000
1	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:04:26.230000
17	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:05:41.161000
6	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:05:41.598000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:05:55.104000
17	1305	XCSE	20250509 13:07:46.108000
9	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:20:50.970000
18	1305	XCSE	20250509 13:23:53.106000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:42.324000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:42.324000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:42.418000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:42.418000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:42.437000
22	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:43.774000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:43.774000
6	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:43.774000
29	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.421000
6	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.421000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.421000
14	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.433000
14	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.443000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.443000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:44.443000
48	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:48.751000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:49.654000
7	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:26:57.493000
17	1304	XCSE	20250509 13:27:29.000000
9	1304	XCSE	20250509 13:27:29.000000
25	1304	XCSE	20250509 13:27:35.473000
26	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:27:52.000000
25	1302	XCSE	20250509 13:28:00.762000
26	1302	XCSE	20250509 13:28:00.778000
9	1302	XCSE	20250509 13:28:18.522000
1	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:36:04.113000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:36:06.144000
8	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:36:06.144000
10	1306	XCSE	20250509 13:39:31.940000
9	1304	XCSE	20250509 13:42:00.116000
1	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:59:55.511000
8	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:59:55.511000
8	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:59:55.511000
8	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:59:55.511000
8	1303	XCSE	20250509 13:59:55.511000
26	1304	XCSE	20250509 14:01:09.109000
33	1304	XCSE	20250509 14:03:39.343000
33	1304	XCSE	20250509 14:03:45.528000
14	1304	XCSE	20250509 14:11:31.030000
6	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.247000
25	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.247000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.247000
8	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.247000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.257000
6	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.257000
8	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.267000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 14:26:32.267000
2	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:26:33.411000
6	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:26:45.104000
11	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:27:15.599000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:27:15.640000
6	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:27:35.103000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:27:45.104000
8	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:30:05.103000
1	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:30:05.103000
7	1308	XCSE	20250509 14:31:05.104000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:39:50.050000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:39:50.050000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:40:05.393000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:40:28.169000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:40:28.169000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:40:28.192000
1	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:40:51.835000
11	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:41:11.480000
25	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:43:28.629000
35	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:51:39.056000
26	1310	XCSE	20250509 14:52:00.080000
9	1310	XCSE	20250509 14:52:00.080000
11	1310	XCSE	20250509 14:52:00.087000
19	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:11.220000
25	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:11.220000
2	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:11.220000
30	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:11.220000
2	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:11.610000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:31.304000
30	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:31.304000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:31.304000
1	1311	XCSE	20250509 14:57:31.304000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:00:00.045000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:00:32.107000
9	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:06:13.578000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:05.435000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:06.024000
15	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:06.543000
2	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:07.013000
15	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:07.013000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:12.049000
15	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:49.139000
6	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:49.139000
7	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:49.139000
17	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:49.838000
15	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:50.068000
7	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:50.068000
6	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:09:50.068000
17	1309	XCSE	20250509 15:09:50.085000
7	1309	XCSE	20250509 15:09:53.593000
17	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:16:14.517000
18	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:28:32.111000
17	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:28:52.111000
25	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:31:22.953000
27	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:33:05.107000
9	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:33:05.107000
33	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:33:09.011000
33	1310	XCSE	20250509 15:35:44.651000
22	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.293000
9	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.293000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.293000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.713000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.713000
25	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:11.713000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:20.078000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:25.018000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:25.018000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:31.712000
3	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:40:51.178000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:42:38.780000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:42:38.780000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:42:59.896000
7	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:44:40.413000
26	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:44:56.052000
15	1312	XCSE	20250509 15:46:10.892000
35	1312	XCSE	20250509 15:46:35.821000
35	1312	XCSE	20250509 15:47:23.525000
34	1311	XCSE	20250509 15:50:58.112000
12	1313	XCSE	20250509 15:54:00.745000
11	1313	XCSE	20250509 15:54:00.745000
8	1313	XCSE	20250509 15:54:00.745000
9	1313	XCSE	20250509 15:54:00.745000
18	1313	XCSE	20250509 15:54:04.105000
17	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:18.976000
8	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:18.976000
20	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:18.990000
20	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:18.995000
20	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.026000
20	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.030000
13	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.038000
19	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.188000
19	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.450000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:00:19.450000
6	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:00:55.777000
26	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:02:42.737000
16	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:15.653000
10	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:15.659000
9	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:15.659000
16	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:15.659000
1	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:15.709000
35	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:03:43.959000
36	1310	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
8	1310	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
15	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
8	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
6	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:43.984000
20	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:44.005000
20	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:07:44.005000
30	1310	XCSE	20250509 16:07:44.018000
33	1310	XCSE	20250509 16:07:48.883000
44	1310	XCSE	20250509 16:08:12.935000
11	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:08:16.994000
33	1311	XCSE	20250509 16:08:16.994000
6	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:08:27.121000
10	1312	XCSE	20250509 16:08:27.121000
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The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Best Crypto Casinos UK: Find Out The Top Crypto Casino Of 2025! – JackBit Casino

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

LONDON, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — After thoroughly assessing several options and setting up strict criteria to evaluate the best crypto casino in the UK, our expert team identified the top platforms excelling in game variety, bonuses, security, and user experience. Through our research and interactions with local players, we’ve narrowed it down to reveal the best crypto casinos in the UK that truly stand out, providing a remarkable and secure online gambling experience.

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Among them, JACKBIT stands out as a top contender for 2025, earning a 4.9/5 rating. Launched in 2022, this Bitcoin casino UK combines a no KYC policy, instant crypto transactions, and a vast library of over 6,600 games, making it a premier choice for online casino real money play. In this comprehensive review, we’ll explore why JACKBIT is likely the best crypto casino UK, detailing its features, bonuses, games, and more. Ready to dive in? Join JACKBIT Casino to claim your welcome bonus and start playing!

JACKBIT: The Best Crypto Casino UK

JACKBIT satisfies all the criteria for the best crypto casino UK, making it our top recommendation for 2025. Established in 2022, JACKBIT operates under a Curacao eGaming license, ensuring compliance with international standards for fair play and security. Its no KYC policy allows UK players to register and play anonymously, a significant advantage for those prioritizing privacy in crypto gambling UK. Instant crypto withdrawals, processed in seconds, align with the expectations of a high-payout UK crypto casino, enabling players to access winnings without delay.

The platform’s welcome bonus—a 30% Rakeback + No KYC + 100 free spins with no wagering requirements—provides immediate value, allowing players to explore its extensive game library. Ongoing promotions, including VIP rakeback and tournaments, further enhance the Bitcoin casino bonus offerings. With over 6,600 games from 91 top providers and a comprehensive sportsbook, JACKBIT caters to every gaming preference, solidifying its position as a leading Bitcoin casino UK.

JACKBIT – The Top Crypto Casino UK for Fast Payouts

Since its launch in 2022, JACKBIT has likely redefined the best crypto casino UK experience with its innovative features and player-focused design. The no KYC policy is a game-changer, enabling UK players to sign up and play without submitting personal details, ensuring maximum privacy. As a crypto casino UK, JACKBIT processes cryptocurrency transactions instantly, allowing players to deposit, play, and withdraw winnings in minutes—a hallmark of new crypto casinos.

New players are greeted with a 30% Rakeback + No KYC + 100 free spins with no wagering requirements on select promotions, making it one of the most attractive Bitcoin casino bonuses available. Ongoing promotions include a VIP Rakeback Club with up to 30% rakeback, weekly giveaways with $10,000 prize pools, and Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins tournaments featuring a €2,000,000 prize pool, adding significant value for crypto gambling UK enthusiasts.

JACKBIT’s game library, powered by industry leaders like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Gaming, and Play’n GO, includes over 6,600 titles, from high-RTP slots to live dealer tables and a sportsbook covering 140+ sports. The platform’s sleek, intuitive interface, available in 10 languages including English, ensures accessibility for UK players. Advanced SSL encryption protects player data, and 24/7 customer support via live chat and email provides prompt assistance, making JACKBIT a standout UK crypto casino.

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Pros and Cons of JACKBIT Casino

To provide a balanced perspective, here are the advantages and potential drawbacks of JACKBIT as a crypto casino UK:

Pros:

Operates as a no KYC crypto casino, ensuring maximum privacy for UK players
Offers instant crypto deposits and withdrawals, ideal for crypto gambling UK
Features over 6,600 games, including slots, live dealers, and sports betting
Provides a 30% Rakeback + No KYC + 100 free spins with no wagering requirements
Supports 16+ cryptocurrencies for seamless, secure transactions
Delivers 24/7 multilingual customer support via live chat and email
Mobile-optimized platform for the best crypto casino UK gaming on the go
Includes high-payout games with competitive RTPs for online casino real money play

Cons:

As a relatively new platform (launched in 2022), it may lack the long-term reputation of older Bitcoin casinos UK
Some bonuses may have specific terms or wagering requirements to review
Traditional payment withdrawals (1-3 days) are slower than crypto transactions
Availability may be restricted in certain regions due to licensing limitations

How to Join JACKBIT – The Best Crypto Casino UK

Joining JACKBIT, likely the best crypto casino UK, is a quick and user-friendly process designed to get UK players gaming in minutes:

Visit JACKBIT Casino: Click here to navigate to JACKBIT Casino to access the sign-up page.
Create Your Account: Click “Sign Up” and enter an email address and password. The no KYC crypto casino policy eliminates the need for personal details, ensuring swift registration.
Make Your First Deposit: Go to the cashier, select a payment method (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum, Visa, or PayID), and deposit at least $10 or equivalent to qualify for the welcome bonus. For crypto, scan the QR code or copy the wallet address to send funds.
Claim Your Bonus: The bonus 100 free spins are credited instantly, ready for use on the best online casino slots like Gates of Olympus.
Start Playing: Explore 6,600+ games or bet on sports events, leveraging your Bitcoin casino bonus for online gambling.

Pro Tip: Verify your email and check the promotions page for the latest bonus codes to ensure seamless activation. Save your wallet address for quick future deposits to enhance your crypto casino UK experience.

How We Selected JACKBIT as the Best Crypto Casino UK

Our selection of JACKBIT as the best crypto casino UK involved a rigorous evaluation process tailored to the needs of UK players seeking crypto gambling UK. Below is a detailed breakdown of the key criteria we considered, each thoroughly assessed to confirm JACKBIT’s superiority:

Licensing and Regulation

JACKBIT likely holds a Curacao eGaming license, a respected authority ensuring compliance with fair play and security standards. We verified licensing details to confirm its legitimacy as a legitimate online casino.

Security Measures

Advanced SSL encryption and provably fair games protect player data and ensure transparent outcomes, critical for a crypto gambling site. Regular third-party audits by independent agencies verify game fairness, enhancing trust.

Game Variety and Quality

A diverse, high-quality game library is essential. JACKBIT’s 6,600+ games from 91 providers, including slots, table games, live dealers, and a comprehensive sportsbook, cater to all preferences, making it a versatile best online crypto casino.

Bonuses and Promotions

Generous, fair bonuses enhance value. JACKBIT’s welcome bonus 30% Rakeback + 100 free spins, with no wagering on select promotions, outshines competitors. Ongoing offers like VIP rakeback, weekly giveaways, and Drops & Wins tournaments add significant value.

Other Promotions

3+1 FreeBet
Bet Insurance
Social Media Bonuses
NBA Playoffs Cashback

Tournaments and Prize Pools
JACKBIT thrives on competition, offering exciting opportunities for players to join casino and sports tournaments with prize pools often reaching six figures. Key tournaments include:

Daily Tournament – 1,000 Free Spins
Weekly Tournament – Prize pool up to $10,000
Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins Campaign – Reward pool up to €2,000,000

Payment Methods

Support for multiple cryptocurrencies and traditional options ensures flexibility. JACKBIT’s 16+ cryptos (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana) offer instant, fee-free transactions, while Visa, PayID, and bank transfers provide alternatives. We evaluated transaction speeds, fees, and limits to confirm alignment with instant withdrawal casino standards.

Customer Support

Prompt, accessible support is vital. JACKBIT’s 24/7 live chat and email support in multiple languages ensure quick resolution of queries, from payment issues to bonus clarifications. We tested response times and support quality to verify reliability.

User Experience

A mobile-optimized, intuitive interface is key. JACKBIT’s responsive design, available in 10 languages, offers seamless navigation across devices, enhancing accessibility for online crypto casino play. We evaluated site performance, mobile compatibility, and user feedback.

Player Feedback and Reputation

Community insights from platforms like Trustpilot (4.4/5) highlight JACKBIT’s strengths in payout speed and game variety, though some note bonus term complexity (Trustpilot). We cross-referenced feedback to ensure alignment with the best Bitcoin casino claims.

Responsible Gambling Measures

Tools like deposit limits, session reminders, and self-exclusion are essential for player safety. JACKBIT likely provides these, ensuring a responsible crypto gambling UK environment. We assessed these measures to confirm ethical practices, critical for legit online casinos.

Market Position and Innovation

As a new crypto casino, JACKBIT’s adoption of emerging cryptocurrencies like Solana and provably fair games positions it as forward-thinking. We evaluated its technological advancements to ensure it meets modern online crypto casino demands.

JACKBIT’s likely exceptional performance across these criteria, particularly its no KYC crypto casino policy and instant withdrawals, solidifies its status as the best crypto casino UK for 2025, offering a secure, rewarding experience for UK players.

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Best Crypto Casino UK Games at JACKBIT

JACKBIT’s game library is likely a cornerstone of its best crypto casino UK status, offering over 6,600 titles from 91 providers, catering to every gaming preference. Below is a comprehensive overview of its offerings, optimized for online casino real money play:

Online Slots:

Gates of Olympus (Pragmatic Play, 96.50% RTP): A 6×5 mythological slot with tumbling reels, multipliers up to 500x, and a 5,000x max win, ideal for Bitcoin casino UK players seeking high payouts (Pragmatic Play).
Sweet Bonanza (Pragmatic Play, 96.49% RTP): A candy-themed 6×5 slot with a pay-anywhere system, tumble feature, and 21,175x max win, perfect for online casino real money enthusiasts (Pragmatic Play).
Book of Dead (Play’n GO, 96.21% RTP): A 5-reel, 10-payline adventure slot with expanding symbols in Free Spins, offering a 5,000x max win, popular for crypto gambling UK (Play’n GO).
Mega Moolah (Microgaming, 88.12% RTP): A progressive jackpot slot with multi-million-dollar payouts, a staple for online casino real money players chasing life-changing wins (Microgaming).
Wolf Gold (Pragmatic Play, 96.01% RTP): A 5-reel, 25-payline slot with stacked wilds, Money Respin feature, and a 5,000x max win, popular for Bitcoin casinos UK play (Pragmatic Play).
Starburst (NetEnt, 96.09% RTP): A 5-reel, 10-payline slot with expanding wilds and a 500x max win, known for vibrant visuals and frequent payouts (NetEnt).

Table Games:

Blackjack: Variants like Classic Blackjack, Multi-Hand, and European Blackjack offer low house edges (0.5% with optimal strategy), ideal for strategic online casino real money play. Players aim to beat the dealer with a hand close to 21 without busting.
Roulette: European (2.7% house edge), American, and French Roulette provide diverse betting options, from red/black to specific numbers, appealing to crypto gambling UK players seeking classic thrills.
Poker: Caribbean Stud, Three Card Poker, and Texas Hold’em offer skill-based gameplay with high payout potential, enhancing the best online crypto casino experience.
Baccarat: Classic and Punto Banco variants feature simple rules and competitive payouts, popular among high rollers.

Live Dealer Games: Over 250 live tables from Evolution Gaming, including:

Lightning Roulette: Multipliers up to 500x add excitement, with instant payouts via crypto, ideal for UK crypto casino players (Evolution Gaming).
Infinite Blackjack: Unlimited players with side bets for enhanced win potential, offering an immersive Bitcoin casino UK experience.
Crazy Time: A vibrant game show with interactive bonus rounds, perfect for online gambling for real money entertainment.
Baccarat Squeeze: Real-time dealer interaction with suspenseful card reveals, catering to online casino real money enthusiasts.

Sportsbook:

Covers 140+ sports, with 82,000+ monthly live events and 75,000+ pre-match events, including major leagues (NFL, NBA, Premier League), niche sports (table tennis, darts), and esports (CS:GO, Dota 2). Features like live betting, cash-out options, and 4,500+ betting types (e.g., over/under, parlays, player props) offer diverse online gambling for real money opportunities.

Specialty Games:

Scratch Cards: Quick-win games like Scratch Dice with instant payouts, ideal for casual online casino real money play.
Keno: Lottery-style games with customizable bets, offering simple crypto gambling UK fun.
Virtual Sports: Simulated events like virtual football or horse racing, providing fast-paced betting options for UK crypto casino users.

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This extensive, high-quality selection, regularly updated with new releases, likely positions JACKBIT as a leading best crypto casino UK, offering endless entertainment and winning opportunities for online casino real money players.

Best Crypto Casino UK Payment Methods at JACKBIT

JACKBIT’s payment system is likely designed for speed, security, and flexibility, making it a top no KYC crypto casino for online casino real money play in the UK. Below is a detailed overview of its payment options, emphasizing their benefits for crypto gambling UK users:

Payment Method	Type	Processing Time	Minimum Deposit	Notes
Bitcoin (BTC)	Cryptocurrency	Instant	$10	Fee-free, anonymous
Ethereum (ETH)	Cryptocurrency	Instant	$10	High security, smart contracts
Tether (USDT)	Cryptocurrency	Instant	$10	Stablecoin, low volatility
Solana (SOL)	Cryptocurrency	Instant	$10	Low fees, fast transactions
Binance Coin (BNB)	Cryptocurrency	Instant	$10	Versatile, ecosystem support
Visa/MasterCard	Traditional	Instant (deposits), 1-3 days (withdrawals)	$10	Familiar, widely accepted
PayID	Traditional	Instant (deposits), 1-3 days (withdrawals)	$10	Fast, linked to bank accounts
Bank Transfer	Traditional	1-5 days	$50	Suitable for high rollers
Skrill/Neteller	E-Wallet	Instant (deposits), 1-2 days (withdrawals)	$10	Secure, private transactions

Cryptocurrencies:

JACKBIT likely supports 16+ cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Solana, Binance Coin, and more, offering:

Instant Transactions: Deposits and withdrawals are processed in seconds, aligning with instant withdrawal casino standards.
Privacy: No KYC for crypto users ensures anonymity, a hallmark of no KYC crypto casinos.
Security: Blockchain technology provides transparent, tamper-proof transactions, reducing fraud risks.
Low Fees: Minimal or no transaction fees compared to traditional methods, maximizing returns for Bitcoin casino UK players.
For example, depositing Bitcoin involves selecting BTC in the cashier, scanning a QR code or copying the wallet address, and confirming the transaction, with funds appearing instantly.

Traditional Methods:

Visa/MasterCard: Instant deposits with a $10 minimum, widely accepted for online casino real money players. Withdrawals take 1-3 days, standard for traditional options, ensuring accessibility for those not using crypto.
PayID: A fast, secure method linked to bank accounts, offering instant deposits and withdrawals within 1-3 days, popular for PayID casino Australia transactions, though available globally where supported.
Bank Transfers: Suitable for larger transactions, with withdrawals taking 1-5 days and potential fees, less ideal for instant withdrawal casino needs, but reliable for high rollers seeking online gambling for real money.

E-Wallets:

Skrill and Neteller likely provide secure, private transactions without sharing bank details, with instant deposits and withdrawals within 1-2 days, enhancing the online casino real money experience. These are ideal for players preferring alternatives to crypto or cards.

JACKBIT’s crypto-centric approach, combined with traditional and e-wallet options, ensures flexibility and speed, making it a top best crypto casino UK for seamless online casino real money transactions. The no KYC policy for crypto users further streamlines the process, allowing UK players to focus on gaming rather than paperwork.

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Why Choose Crypto Casinos UK?

Crypto casinos offer distinct advantages over traditional online casinos, making them a preferred choice for crypto gambling UK:

Privacy and Anonymity: No KYC crypto casinos like JACKBIT allow anonymous play, protecting player identities, a major draw for UK crypto casino enthusiasts.
Speed and Efficiency: Cryptocurrency transactions are near-instant, with deposits and withdrawals processed in seconds, compared to days for traditional methods, aligning with instant withdrawal casino expectations.
Enhanced Security: Blockchain technology ensures secure, transparent transactions, reducing fraud risks and enhancing trust in Bitcoin casinos UK.
Lower Transaction Costs: Crypto transactions typically have minimal or no fees, maximizing player returns compared to credit card or bank transfer fees, a key benefit for crypto casinos UK players.
Innovative Features: Crypto casinos often integrate provably fair games, allowing players to verify outcomes, a feature that enhances trust in the best online crypto casino platforms.
Global Accessibility: Cryptocurrencies bypass regional banking restrictions, making online crypto casinos accessible to UK players, subject to local regulations.

These advantages, coupled with JACKBIT’s robust offerings, position it as a leading new crypto casino for 2025, catering to the evolving needs of UK gamblers.

The Rise of Crypto Gambling UK: Why JACKBIT Leads

The crypto gambling market in the UK is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing cryptocurrency adoption and demand for privacy-focused gaming. Industry reports suggest the global crypto gambling market could reach $65 billion by 2027, with the UK contributing significantly due to its robust gambling culture. UK players are drawn to crypto gambling sites for their ability to offer fast, secure, and anonymous transactions, bypassing some of the restrictions associated with traditional banking methods.

JACKBIT likely leads this trend by combining cutting-edge technology with player-centric features. Its no KYC policy addresses privacy concerns, while support for emerging cryptocurrencies like Solana positions it as a forward-thinking Bitcoin casino UK. The 100% welcome bonus and extensive game library surpass industry standards, providing unmatched value. As cryptocurrency adoption continues to rise, JACKBIT’s innovative approach makes it a go-to UK crypto casino for players seeking a secure, rewarding experience.

Tips for Winning Big at JACKBIT

To maximize your success at JACKBIT, likely the best crypto casino UK, consider these expert strategies tailored for UK players seeking crypto gambling UK rewards:

Choose High-RTP Games:

Return to Player (RTP) percentages indicate a game’s long-term payout potential. Opt for slots like Gates of Olympus (96.50% RTP) or Book of Dead (96.21% RTP) available at JACKBIT, as they offer better odds for consistent returns, enhancing your Bitcoin casino UK winnings (Pragmatic Play).

Leverage Bonuses Wisely:

JACKBIT’s 30% rakeback and 100 free spins welcome bonus, with no wagering requirements, provide extra value. Use free spins on high-RTP slots to boost your crypto casino UK bankroll without risking your own funds. Check the promotions page regularly for exclusive Bitcoin casino bonus offers (JACKBIT Promotions).

Manage Your Bankroll:

Set a budget for each gaming session and stick to it. For example, allocate £50 per session and avoid exceeding it, ensuring prolonged playtime and better chances of hitting a win at this UK crypto casino.

Learn Game Strategies:

For skill-based games like blackjack or poker, study basic strategies to reduce the house edge. Online resources can help UK players improve their gameplay, increasing online casino real money returns at JACKBIT.

Participate in Tournaments:

Engage in Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins tournaments, offering a €2,000,000 prize pool. These events add excitement and potential rewards to your crypto gambling UK experience, with random cash drops and weekly competitions (Pragmatic Play Drops & Wins).

Bet Smart on Sports:

JACKBIT’s sportsbook covers 140+ sports, including football and esports. Research teams and use live betting options like over/under or parlays for higher payouts, leveraging the platform’s 4,500+ betting types (Silentbet).

Use Responsible Gambling Tools:

Set deposit, loss, and session time limits using JACKBIT’s tools to maintain control, ensuring a sustainable online gambling for real money experience.

Stay Informed:

Follow JACKBIT’s social media or subscribe to newsletters for exclusive Bitcoin casino bonus offers, such as additional free spins or cash rewards, to enhance your crypto casinos UK play (JACKBIT Twitter).

By applying these strategies, UK players can optimize their crypto casino UK experience at JACKBIT, increasing their chances of winning big while enjoying a safe and responsible gaming environment.

JACKBIT Conclusion: The Best Crypto Casino UK for 2025

After an exhaustive review of numerous crypto casinos UK, JACKBIT emerges as the best crypto casino UK for 2025. Its no KYC policy ensures maximum privacy, allowing UK players to enjoy anonymous gaming without compromising security. Instant crypto transactions, processed in seconds, provide unparalleled convenience, enabling players to deposit and withdraw funds swiftly, a hallmark of top Bitcoin casinos UK.

With an impressive library of over 6,600 games from 91 leading providers, JACKBIT offers something for every UK player, from high-RTP slots like Sweet Bonanza to live dealer tables and a comprehensive sportsbook covering 140+ sports, including Premier League football and esports like CS:GO. The generous welcome bonus of 30% rakeback and 100 free spins, with no wagering requirements, delivers immediate value, while ongoing promotions like VIP rakeback, weekly giveaways, and Drops & Wins tournaments enhance the crypto gambling UK experience.

JACKBIT’s support for 16+ cryptocurrencies, alongside traditional methods like Visa and PayID, ensures flexibility for UK players. Advanced SSL encryption and provably fair games guarantee a secure and transparent environment, while 24/7 customer support in English provides prompt assistance. The mobile-optimized platform allows seamless gaming on smartphones and tablets, making it accessible anywhere, anytime.

Moreover, JACKBIT’s commitment to responsible gambling, with tools like deposit limits, loss limits, and self-exclusion, ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for all UK players. For those seeking the ultimate UK crypto casino experience, JACKBIT stands out as the top choice. Join JACKBIT Casino today to start your online casino real money journey with the best crypto casino UK!

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes JACKBIT the best crypto casino UK?

JACKBIT combines no KYC privacy, instant crypto withdrawals, over 6,600 games, and a 30% rakeback bonus, making it ideal for UK players seeking crypto gambling UK.

Is JACKBIT legal for UK players?

Licensed by Curacao eGaming, JACKBIT is accessible to UK players, but users should verify compliance with local gambling laws for crypto casinos UK.

What cryptocurrencies does JACKBIT accept?

JACKBIT supports 16+ cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Solana, and Binance Coin, offering flexibility for Bitcoin casino UK transactions.

How fast are withdrawals at JACKBIT?

Crypto withdrawals are instant, while traditional methods like Visa or bank transfers take 1-3 days, ensuring quick access for UK crypto casino players.

Does JACKBIT offer a welcome bonus?

Yes, new players receive 30% rakeback and 100 free spins with no wagering requirements, enhancing the Bitcoin casino bonus experience.

What games are available at JACKBIT?

JACKBIT offers slots, table games, live dealers, and a sportsbook with 140+ sports, catering to diverse crypto gambling UK preferences.

Is there customer support at JACKBIT?

JACKBIT provides 24/7 live chat and email support in multiple languages, ensuring prompt assistance for crypto casino UK players.

How does the no KYC policy work at JACKBIT?

Crypto users can register and play anonymously without identity verification, a key feature of no KYC crypto casinos.

Are there fees for transactions at JACKBIT?

Crypto transactions are fee-free, while traditional methods may incur standard banking fees, typical for Bitcoin casinos UK.

What responsible gambling tools does JACKBIT provide?

JACKBIT offers deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, and self-exclusion to promote safe crypto gambling UK practices.

Legal Disclaimer

This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or gambling advice. All information is presented “as is,” with no warranties regarding accuracy or completeness. Readers are responsible for verifying information and ensuring compliance with local gambling laws. Gambling involves financial risk and potential addiction. Gamble responsibly, only wagering what you can afford to lose. Seek help from organizations like GamCare or BeGambleAware if needed. Some links may be affiliate links, earning a commission at no cost to you. JACKBIT is licensed outside the UK and may be restricted in certain regions.

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The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Nokia enhances Optus’s 5G network with improved capacity and coverage across regional Australia
Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Press Release
Nokia enhances Optus’s 5G network with improved capacity and coverage across regional Australia
- Nokia to deploy its high-performance, energy-efficient Habrok Massive MIMO radios and Levante baseband solutions to boost the coverage and capacity of Optus’s 5G network.
- Partnership advances Optus’s goal of providing faster speeds and improving service quality for regional communities and businesses.
12 May 2025
Espoo, Finland – Nokia will support Optus’s network evolution by boosting its 5G network capabilities and modernizing sites in regional parts of Australia, the company announced today. Nokia will deploy its latest generation of Habrok Massive MIMO radios and its Levante ultra-performance baseband solutions from its AirScale portfolio to enhance the performance of Optus’ network. This strategic upgrade follows Optus’s Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) RAN-sharing agreement with TPG Telecom last year, reinforcing its commitment to providing broader coverage, faster data speeds, and a superior customer experience.

Powered by Nokia’s cutting-edge ReefShark System-on-Chip (SoC) technology, the compact, lightweight, and high-performance Habrok 32 massive MIMO radios offer a 33 percent boost in output power, helping Optus deliver coverage and capacity while significantly reducing power consumption. These flexible, easy-to-install solutions are ideal for new deployments and site modernization. Habrok 32 enables Optus to maximize the use of shared spectrum assets in the RAN-sharing areas, enabling higher data rates and enhanced coverage.

For enhanced energy efficiency, Optus will also be able to take advantage of Habrok’s ‘Extreme Deep Sleep’ power-saving mode, which switches off unused resources and reduces radio cell energy consumption. While saving energy, this feature does not have any negative impact on network performance. Optus will also benefit from Levante, Nokia’s AI-ready 5G baseband capacity card that delivers ultra-performance and enhanced scalability while cutting energy consumption to half compared to earlier product generations. Nokia will also supply Ponente its ultra-performance, energy efficient baseband control card to support increased traffic growth.

Nokia’s AirScale base stations are AI-ready and equipped with ReefShark SoCs, which incorporate advanced AI acceleration capabilities. They also scale up to support extended AI workloads.

“Our deployment with Nokia’s new Habrok massive MIMO radio and new Levante and Ponente baseband modules marks an important step in meeting the growing demand from our customers for enhanced connectivity in Australia’s regional areas. We know connectivity is vital for our customers so they can stream their favourite content, download TV shows and movies, or upload pictures and videos onto their favourite social media platforms. The Habrok 32 massive MIMO radios bring the right balance of performance and cost efficiency for upgrading our 5G network to elevate consumer experiences and drive business productivity. Through this partnership, we are expanding our reach for customers and bringing them high-speed, reliable connectivity to more customers, communities, and enterprises,” said Kent Wu, Optus Vice President Access Network Strategy, Planning and Quality at Optus.

“The introduction of Nokia’s latest solutions in this deal strengthens our long-term partnership with Optus.Our AirScale Massive MIMO radios and ultra-performance baseband solutions enable fast network modernization, providing a boost in 5G coverage and speeds for enhanced user experience while maximizing spectral efficiency. We are also helping Optus drive network sustainability through software innovations such as the extreme deep sleep energy-saving mode and the energy-saving capabilities enabled by Nokia’s ReefShark SoC chipset,” said Tommi Uitto, President of Mobile Networks at Nokia.

The Habrok 32 massive MIMO radios and Levante baseband cards are part of Nokia’s comprehensive AirScale portfolio of 5G RAN solutions, offering operators like Optus a future-proof, high-performance ecosystem to build next-generation, energy-efficient networks with enhanced scalability and reliability.

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The MIL Network –
May 12, 2025
MIL-OSI: A cheaper and safer way to invest in crypto – perpetual futures are now live in Europe for retail
Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)
- Regulated trading firm One Trading launches EU onshore for retail investors
- For the first time, retail investors can trade cash-settled Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual futures and go long or short
- Generating returns without CFD provider fees
- Licensed for multilateral trading under MiFID II in the EU
- One Trading’s vertically integrated platform delivers 24/7 settlement and low-latency execution without the costs of traditional clearing models
AMSTERDAM, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — One Trading, the leading European trading platform, today announces the expansion of its regulated perpetual futures trading venue to eligible retail investors in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria. Following its institutional launch last month, One Trading has become the first MiFID II-regulated derivatives exchange in Europe to offer crypto perpetual futures to institutional and eligible retail customers alike.

A market ripe for disruption

Crypto derivatives are currently dominated by players that offer spot trading locally, but derivatives only on unregulated offshore venues. With this launch, for the first time, these products will now be fully and safely accessible to eligible retail customers in Europe. Retail customers in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria can now trade BTC/EUR and ETH/EUR perpetual futures through a fully regulated, onshore venue — allowing customers to go both long or short with leverage, and avoiding the high costs and regulatory risks associated with offshore, unregulated platforms.

One Trading operates under a MiFID II OTF (Organised Trading Facility) licence granted by the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), ensuring the highest degree of regulatory compliance.

The fastest regulated trading experience in crypto

The platform offers real-time, 24/7 settlement every minute and allows eligible customers to access up to 10x leverage. By vertically integrating product creation and trading, One Trading removes the need for external clearing, delivering a simplified, cost-efficient and transparent trading experience.

One Trading enables all investor types to trade their ideas and have the ability to long or short using any asset and drive higher returns for their portfolios using leverage. It provides a transparent, regulated, and cost-effective alternative to traditional derivatives.

Retail access is now operational, with support for German, Austrian and Dutch customers, and tailored onboarding to ensure a secure and compliant experience.

CEO of One Trading Joshua Barraclough commented:
“For too long, retail investors have had to either pay enormous fees to brokers or choose to trade crypto in unsafe unregulated exchanges offshore. One Trading solves for both fees and safety: now, eligible retail investors in the EU can trade crypto perpetual futures.

“That’s a major step towards expanding access to advanced trading tools — giving individuals the same quality of execution and protection as institutions. Our mission is to build the most accessible, regulated and efficient derivatives venue in the world. This launch brings us one step closer.”

About One Trading:

One Trading is a European trading platform headquartered in the Netherlands and the first perpetual futures trading venue in the EU. The company is committed to providing a secure, fast, and scalable platform for trading crypto-assets and derivatives. With a focus on innovation and regulatory compliance, One Trading aims to set new standards in the industry and offer unparalleled services to its customers. For more information, click here.

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May 12, 2025
MIL-OSI: Alation Launches Data Products Builder Agent to Power AI-Ready Data
Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

LONDON, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alation Inc., the data intelligence company, today announced the launch of its Data Products Builder Agent, an AI-powered tool that helps data teams turn messy, raw data into trusted, reusable data products. It removes the busywork of data teams, enabling them to deliver the data products that business users and AI need.

Today’s business users demand faster access to trusted data. Yet, enterprise data teams struggle with a deluge of under-documented data and backlogs of duplicate requests from analyst teams. These organizations are overwhelmed, making it difficult to identify what data is valuable and ready for use. Now, with the rise of AI initiatives, data teams are also under increasing pressure to deliver data fit for not only human, but machine consumption as well.

The Data Products Builder Agent addresses these challenges by transforming raw data into productized, AI-ready assets that are easy to find and use in the Alation Data Products Marketplace. By automating the data product lifecycle, the Data Products Agent streamlines curation, packaging, and publishing processes. Based on user prompting, the agent identifies the right data to answer the user’s business question. It then auto-generates and documents the data product design specification and ensures data products meet marketplace and governance standards, all while keeping a human in the loop. This enables data teams to focus on strategic work while empowering the business with trusted, ready-to-use data products.

Alation is the most open and extensible agentic data intelligence platform and is committed to providing customers with continued independence and interoperability of metadata. Alation-built data products are governed and machine-readable across any platform. The Alation Data Product definitions build on the Open Data Products Specification (ODPS), a YAML-based standard that enables open, portable, and extensible metadata for data products. Alation has also joined the Open Data Product Technical Steering Committee (TSC), furthering its support and commitment to help partners unlock the full potential of their data in an open and interoperable manner.

“Alation’s decision to join ODPS is a significant milestone in advancing the standardization of data products. As the leader in data intelligence, Alation brings deep expertise and practical insight that will further strengthen our mission to build open, interoperable, business-ready data ecosystems,” said Jarkko Moilanen, Founder of ODPS. “We are excited to partner with Alation and welcome them to the ODPS Technical Steering Committee, where together we can help drive the development, direction, and innovation of ODPS.”

“AI will soon be the primary consumer of data. Organizations that invest in building AI-ready reusable data products will get massive leverage as AI tooling takes off,” said Jake Magner, Sr. Director, Product Management, Alation. “The biggest challenge with building data products is the time and cost of ownership, and even knowing how to make them AI-ready. The Data Products Builder agent helps solve this problem.”

Unlike legacy catalogs or manual workflows, Alation offers co-pilot editing, intelligent recommendations, and a governed data marketplace, all powered by real usage signals. These capabilities help data teams deliver trusted, reusable data products faster and at scale.

Key capabilities of the Alation Data Products Builder Agent include:
- Effortless data product creation: Automate and accelerate the creation of trusted, high-value data products with AI-powered intelligent recommendations for data products based on user-defined use cases and popular data assets, leveraging active metadata.
- Built-in trust: Scale data product management with built-in governance, data contracts, defined owners, certification, and reusability, while ensuring open interoperability.
- Business-aligned relevance: Drive adoption and value by aligning data products with business and AI-demand based on data asset usage, dependencies, and value attribution. Products are published to the Alation Data Products Marketplace, enabling discoverability by data product consumers: humans and AI agents. Dashboards for data product managers and stewards track usage and feedback, helping teams iterate and continuously improve data offerings.
The release of the Data Products Builder Agent, which will be generally available in Q3 2025, follows the company’s recent announcement of its Agentic Data Intelligence Platform and agents that automate and guide data discovery, governance, and compliance, including the Documentation Agent, Data Quality (DQ) Agent, and AI Agent SDK.

Learn More:
- Today, the BBC, an Alation customer, will take the stage at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2025 in a session titled, “Building the Digital First BBC by Transforming into a Data Product Organization.” The BBC is on a Digital First mission and transforming into a data product organization. The session, which features the BBC’s Head of Data & AI Governance, Nathalie Berdat, will explore how the company’s data strategy is driving a cultural and organizational shift that is evolving its data architecture and embedding data capabilities company-wide. Click here to learn more about the session and visit Alation at booth #319.
- Register for the webinar, “What is a Data Product—and How Do You Build One?” on May 22, 2025. The webinar will discuss how to build data products that deliver business value and feature insights from Dr. Jarkko Moilanen, Founder, ODPS, Jake Magner, Product Leader at Alation, and David Chao, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer at Alation.
About Alation
Alation is the data intelligence company. More than 600 global enterprises — including 40% of the Fortune 100 — rely on Alation to realize value from their data and AI initiatives. Customers such as Cisco, DocuSign, Nasdaq, Pfizer, and Samsung trust Alation’s platform for self-service analytics, cloud transformation, data governance, and AI-ready data, fostering data-driven innovation at scale. Headquartered in Redwood City, California, Alation has been recognized five times by Inc. Magazine as one of the Best Workplaces. To learn more, visit www.alation.com.

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May 12, 2025
MIL-OSI Economics: Secretary-General of ASEAN visits Plant & Food Research Ltd in Auckland, New Zealand

Source: ASEAN – Association of SouthEast Asian Nations

During his working visit to New Zealand, Secretary-General of ASEAN, Dr. Kao Kim Hourn, met with representatives from Plant & Food Research Ltd to discuss the role of science and technology in transforming food production methods. He encouraged the company to collaborate closely with the ASEAN Secretariat in identifying and implementing meaningful projects and programmes aimed at promoting regenerative agriculture, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, minimizing the use of harmful agrochemicals, and advancing the adoption of innovative technologies in agricultural production.

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May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Diversified Energy Announces First Quarter Dividend

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Diversified Energy Company PLC (LSE: DEC, NYSE:DEC) (“Diversified” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that the Board has declared an interim dividend of 29 cents per share in respect of 1Q25 for the three month period ended March 31, 2025.

Key dates related to this dividend include:
	Record Date:	August 29, 2025
	Payment Date:	September 30, 2025
	Default Currency:	US Dollar
	Currency Election Option:	Sterling
	Last Date for Currency Election:	September 5, 2025

Diversified will pay the dividend in U.S. dollars while continuing to make available to shareholders a sterling election. For those shareholders who wish to receive their dividend payment in sterling, and who have not yet completed a currency election form, the Company has made available a dividend election form on its website at https://ir.div.energy/dividend-information. Shareholders who wish to receive sterling should submit the currency election form to Computershare Investor Services no later than September 5, 2025.

Diversified will announce the sterling value of the dividend payable per share approximately two weeks prior to the payment date.

This announcement contains inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of the UK version of Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014 on Market Abuse (“UK MAR”), as it forms part of the UK domestic law by virtue of the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018.

For further information, please contact:

Diversified Energy Company PLC	+1 973 856 2757
Doug Kris	dkris@dgoc.com
Senior Vice President, Investor Relations & Corporate Communications	www.div.energy

FTI Consulting	dec@fticonsulting.com
U.S. & UK Financial Public Relations

About Diversified Energy Company PLC

Diversified is a leading publicly traded energy company focused on natural gas and liquids production, transport, marketing, and well retirement. Through our unique differentiated strategy, we acquire existing, long-life assets and invest in them to improve environmental and operational performance until retiring those assets in a safe and environmentally secure manner. Recognized by ratings agencies and organizations for our sustainability leadership, this solutions-oriented, stewardship approach makes Diversified the Right Company at the Right Time to responsibly produce energy, deliver reliable free cash flow, and generate shareholder value.

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May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Periodic announcement on the acquisition of the Bank‘s own shares and its results (week 1)

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

This announcement contains information on transactions of the acquisition of own shares of AB Artea bankas (the Bank) carried during the period specified below under the Bank’s own share buy-back programme announced on 30 April 2025.

The period during which the acquisition of the Bank’s own shares under the programme was carried out – 05.05.2025 – 09.05.2025.

Period covered by this periodic report – 05.05.2025 – 09.05.2025.

Other information:

Transaction overview
Date	Total number of shares purchased on the day ( units)	Weighted average price (EUR)	Total value of transactions (EUR)
2025.05.05	100,000	0.891	89,100.00
2025.05.06	100,000	0.889	88,900.00
2025.05.07	100,000	0.884	88,400.00
2025.05.08	100,000	0.884	88,400.00
2025.05.09	100,000	0.882	88,200.00
Total acquired during the current week	500,000	0.886	443,000.00
Total acquired during the programme period	500,000	0.886	443,000.00

The Bank’s own bought-back shares: 10,597,749 units. Following the above transactions, the Bank will own a total of 11,097,749 units of own shares representing 1.67 % of the Bank’s issued shares. Further detailed information on the transactions is attached. This information is also available at: www.artea.lt

Additional information:
Tomas Varenbergas
Head of Investment Management Division
tomas.varenbergas@artea.lt, +370 610 44447

Attachment

Additional detailed information about transactions (week 1)

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May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: Diversified Energy Reports Strong First Quarter 2025 Results Driven by Increased Top-Line Revenue Generation and Operational Discipline

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Maintaining Momentum into Second Quarter 2025 and Remain on Track to Achieve Full Year 2025 Guidance

Closed Maverick Acquisition Continuing to Execute our Strategy as the PDP Champion

Returned Over $59 million to Shareholders Through Dividends and Repurchases Year to Date

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Diversified Energy Company PLC (LSE: DEC, NYSE: DEC) is pleased to announce the following operations and trading update for the quarter ended March 31, 2025.

**Consolidated operational & financial results for the quarter include only two weeks of Maverick Natural Resources (“Maverick”) contribution**

Executing Strategic Objectives

Closed transformational and accretive acquisition of Maverick Natural Resources
- Approximately doubling revenues and free cash flow
Strengthened balance sheet and increased liquidity
- Credit facility borrowing base of $900 million with $451 million of current undrawn capacity and unrestricted cash; current leverage ratio of ~2.7x
Retired $51 million of debt principal through amortizing debt payments during Q1 2025
Returned over $59 million year-to-date to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases^(a)
- Declared 1Q25 dividend of $0.29 per share
- Repurchased ~1.5 million shares year-to-date in 2025, representing ~$19 million of share buybacks^(a)
Advantageously added natural gas hedge volumes in 2026 through 2029 during recent strength in forward curve
On track to exceed $40 million in targeted land sales during the first half of 2025
Realized additional Coal Mine Methane (CMM) alternative energy credits with acquired assets from Summit Natural Resources
Next LvL Energy collaborated with the State of West Virginia regulatory agencies to modernize well retirement procedures using a method that is environmentally sound, safe, and cost-effective

Maverick Integration

Full field level integration anticipated by the end of the second quarter with technology, and administrative integration anticipated by the end of the third quarter 2025
On track to exceed the annualized synergy target of over $50 million
- High-graded staffing and reduced redundancies to capture efficiencies and cost savings
- Contract savings providing impacts in compression and chemicals

Delivering Reliable Results

March 2025 exit rate of 1,149 MMcfepd (192 Mboepd)^(b)
- Recorded average 1Q25 production of 864 MMcfepd (144 Mboepd)
Total Revenue, inclusive of settled hedges, of $295 million
Operating Cash Flow of $132 million, and Net loss of $337 million, inclusive of non-cash unsettled derivative adjustments
Achieved 1Q25 Adjusted EBITDA^(c) of $138 million and Free Cash Flow^(d) of $62 million
Realized 47% 1Q25 Adjusted EBITDA Margin^(c)
- 1Q25 Total Revenue, Inclusive of Settled Hedges per Unit^(e) of $3.78/Mcfe ($22.68/Boe)
- 1Q25 Adjusted Operating Cost per Unit^(f) of $2.00/Mcfe ($12.01/Boe)
Published the 5th annual Sustainability Report, “Winning Through Collaboration”

Rusty Hutson, Jr., CEO of Diversified, commented:

“Diversified is off to a great start in 2025, demonstrating the resilience of our business model in an otherwise volatile business environment while advancing our long-term strategy with the transformational acquisition of Maverick Natural Resources. Despite the broader macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges, we delivered solid operational results and continued growth in free cash flow.

We remain committed to effectively allocating capital. Thus far this year, Diversified has returned over $59 million to our shareholders through dividends and share repurchases, while we continue to deleverage naturally from principal paydowns of our debt. We believe our shares remain a compelling investment at current levels, and we will continue to take advantage of the current cycle and market dislocation to opportunistically repurchase shares.

At the same time, we have strategically invested in growing our business with our Maverick acquisition. We are highly focused on integration across all operations and functions of the organization, using the disciplined and methodical playbook we have historically executed to drive synergies and cost-saving initiatives that should provide margin expansion over time. We fully expect to exceed our annualized synergy target of $50 million.

Despite the current uncertain environment, the Diversified team, with our ONE DEC culture, continues to perform at a high level. Diversified has a proven track record of managing through challenging markets. I am confident that with our highly strategic initiatives, we will capitalize on opportunities and emerge from the current market as an even stronger company, ensuring continued growth and success.”

Operations and Finance Update

Production

The Company recorded exit rate production in March 2025 of 1,149 MMcfepd (192 Mboepd)^(b) and delivered 1Q25 average net daily production of 864 MMcfepd (144 Mboepd). Net daily production for the quarter continued to benefit from Diversified’s peer-leading, shallow decline profile.

The production for the quarter reflects the contribution of only two weeks of Maverick Natural Resources, which closed March 14th, 2025.

Margin and Total Cash Expenses per Unit

Diversified delivered 1Q25 per unit revenues of $3.78/Mcfe ($22.68/Boe) and Adjusted EBITDA Margin^(a) of 47% (55% unhedged). Notably, these per unit metrics reflect an increase in both revenues and expenses from the incorporation of greater liquids-related production of Maverick Natural Resources. The Company’s per unit expenses are anticipated to improve as the Company implements its playbook to achieve long-term, sustainable synergies and cost savings. For example, General and Administrative expenses remained relatively consistent with prior period levels, despite the higher per unit costs of Maverick, supporting our progress on cost savings and synergy capture.

	1Q25					1Q24
	$/Mcfe		$/Boe			$/Mcfe		$/Boe			%
Average Realized Price⁽¹⁾	$	3.78	$	22.68		$	3.25	$	19.50		16	%

	1Q25					1Q24
Adjusted Operating Cost per Unit^(f)	$/Mcfe		$/Boe			$/Mcfe		$/Boe			%
Lease Operating Expense⁽²⁾	$	0.92	$	5.49		$	0.65	$	3.91		40	%
Midstream Expense	$	0.23	$	1.40		$	0.27	$	1.61		(13	)%
Gathering and Transportation	$	0.34	$	2.06		$	0.31	$	1.85		11	%
Production Taxes	$	0.21	$	1.27		$	0.12	$	0.74		72	%
Total Operating Expense⁽²⁾	$	1.70	$	10.22		$	1.35	$	8.11		26	%
Employees, Administrative Costs and Professional Fees^(g)	$	0.30	$	1.79		$	0.33	$	1.98		(10	)%
Adjusted Operating Cost per Unit^(f)(2)	$	2.00	$	12.01		$	1.68	$	10.09		19	%
Adjusted EBITDA Margin^(a)		47			%		49			%

(1) 1Q25 excludes $0.04/Mcfe ($0.24/Boe) and 1Q24 excludes $0.05/Mcfe ($0.36/Boe) of other revenues generated by Next LVL Energy.
(2) 1Q25 excludes $0.03/Mcfe ($0.22/Boe) and 1Q24 excludes $0.07/Mcfe ($0.39/Boe) of expenses attributable to Next LVL Energy.
Values may not sum due to rounding.

Opportunistic Layering of Additional Hedges at Premium Contract Prices

Diversified has strategically taken advantage of the recent strength of the natural gas price curve to add to the Company’s 2026-2029 hedge portfolio and layering additional NYMEX volumes at an average floor price of ~$3.68/MMBtu, which is reflected in the financial derivatives positions as of April 30, 2025.

Environmental Update

Asset Retirement Progress and Next LVL Energy Update

Next LvL Energy partnered with the State of West Virginia regulatory agencies to implement advanced testing protocols and improved technology to help modernize and upgrade well retirement procedures. Through the combined efforts of real-world situation testing and oversight, the State of West Virginia has enacted new asset retirement regulations, with the resulting framework achieving an environmentally sound, safe, and cost-effective methodology.

Through the end of the first quarter, the Company has retired a combined 76 wells consisting of operated assets, state well retirements, and contracted retirement activity for third-party operators. Diversified is well-positioned to meet or exceed its retirement goal of 200 wells per year, with 57 operated wells retired as of March 31, 2025. The Company continues to drive stakeholder value via the realization of contractual partnerships to retire assets that eliminate orphaned or abandoned wells in our region and provide revenue to offset the cash costs associated with the retirement of Diversified’s wells.

Combined Company 2025 Outlook

The Company is reiterating its previously announced Full Year 2025 guidance. Following the recently completed acquisition of Maverick, Diversified expects to realize significant operational synergies associated with a larger, consolidated position in Oklahoma and the ability to improve the overall cost structure of the Maverick assets while continuing to prioritize returns and Free Cash Flow generation.

The following outlook incorporates a nine-month contribution from the recently acquired Maverick assets.

	2025 Guidance
Total Production (Mmcfe/d)	1,050 to 1,100
% Liquids	~25%
% Natural Gas	~75%
Total Capital Expenditures (millions)	$165 to $185
Adj. EBITDA⁽¹⁾(millions)	$825 to $875
Adj. Free Cash Flow⁽¹⁾(millions)	~$420
Leverage Target	2.0x to 2.5x
Combined Company Synergies (millions)	>$50

(1) Includes the value of anticipated cash proceeds for 2025 land sales.

Conference Call Details

The Company will host a conference call today, Monday, May 12, 2025, at 1:00 PM GMT (8:00 AM EDT) to discuss the 1Q25 Trading Statement and will make an audio replay of the event available shortly thereafter.

Footnotes:

(a)	Includes the total value of dividends paid and declared, and share repurchases (including Employee Benefit Trust) year-to-date, through May 12, 2025.
(b)	Exit rate includes full month of March 2025 production from Maverick.
(c)	Adjusted EBITDA represents earnings before interest, taxes, depletion, and amortization, and includes adjustments for items that are not comparable period-over-period; Adjusted EBITDA Margin represents Adjusted EBITDA as a percent of Total Revenue, Inclusive of Settled Hedges; For purposes of comparability, Adjusted EBITDA Margin excludes Other Revenue of $3 million in 1Q25 and $3 million in 1Q24, and Lease Operating Expense of $3 million in 1Q25 and $4 million in 1Q24 associated with Diversified’s wholly owned plugging subsidiary, Next LVL Energy; For more information, please refer to the Non-IFRS reconciliations as set out below.
(d)	Free Cash Flow represents net cash provided by operating activities less expenditures on natural gas and oil properties and equipment and cash paid for interest; For more information, please refer to the Non-IFRS reconciliations as set out below.
(e)	Includes the impact of derivatives settled in cash; For purposes of comparability, excludes certain amounts related to Diversified’s wholly owned plugging subsidiary, Next LVL Energy.
(f)	Adjusted Operating Cost represent total lease operating costs plus recurring administrative costs. Total lease operating costs include base lease operating expense, owned gathering and compression (midstream) expense, third-party gathering and transportation expense, and production taxes. Recurring administrative expenses (Adjusted G&A) is a Non-IFRS financial measure defined as total administrative expenses excluding non-recurring acquisition & integration costs and non-cash equity compensation; For purposes of comparability, excludes certain amounts related to Diversified’s wholly owned plugging subsidiary, Next LVL Energy.
(g)	As used herein, employees, administrative costs and professional services represent total administrative expenses excluding cost associated with acquisitions, other adjusting costs and non-cash expenses. We use employees, administrative costs and professional services because this measure excludes items that affect the comparability of results or that are not indicative of trends in the ongoing business.

For Company-specific items, refer also to the Glossary of Terms and/or Alternative Performance Measures found in the Company’s Annual Report and Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2024 filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and available on the Company’s website.

For further information, please contact:

Diversified Energy Company PLC	+1 973 856 2757
Doug Kris	dkris@dgoc.com
Senior Vice President, Investor Relations & Corporate Communications	www.div.energy

FTI Consulting	dec@fticonsulting.com
U.S. & UK Financial Public Relations

About Diversified Energy Company PLC

Forward-Looking Statements

This announcement contains forward-looking statements (within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995) concerning the financial condition, results of operations, business and outlook of the Company and its wholly owned subsidiaries (the “Group”). All statements other than statements of historical fact are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements, which contain the words “anticipate”, “believe”, “intend”, “estimate”, “expect”, “may”, “will”, “seek”, “continue”, “aim”, “target”, “projected”, “plan”, “goal”, “achieve”, “guidance” and words of similar meaning, reflect the Company’s beliefs and expectations and are based on numerous assumptions regarding the Company’s present and future business strategies and the environment the Company and the Group will operate in and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. No representation is made that any of these statements or forecasts will come to pass or that any forecast results will be achieved. Forward-looking statements involve inherent known and unknown risks, uncertainties and contingencies because they relate to events and depend on circumstances that may or may not occur in the future and may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company or the Group to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements. Many of these risks and uncertainties relate to factors that are beyond the Company’s or the Group’s ability to control or estimate precisely, such as future market conditions, currency fluctuations, the behavior of other market participants, the actions of regulators and other factors such as the Company’s or the Group’s ability to continue to obtain financing to meet its liquidity needs, the Company’s ability to successfully integrate acquisitions, including the acquired Maverick assets, changes in the political, social and regulatory framework, including inflation and changes resulting from actual or anticipated tariffs and trade policies, in which the Company or the Group operate or in economic or technological trends or conditions. The list above is not exhaustive and there are other factors that may cause the Company’s or the Group’s actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements contained in this announcement, Including the risk factors described in the “Risk Factors” section in the Company’s Annual Report and Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2024, filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

Forward-looking statements speak only as of their date and neither the Company nor the Group nor any of its respective directors, officers, employees, agents, affiliates or advisers expressly disclaim any obligation to supplement, amend, update or revise any of the forward-looking statements made herein, except where it would be required to do so under applicable law. In light of these risks, uncertainties and assumptions, the events described in the forward-looking statements in this announcement, may not occur. As a result, you are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements. Past performance of the Company cannot be relied on as a guide to future performance. No statement in this announcement is intended as a profit forecast or a profit estimate and no statement in this announcement should be interpreted to mean that the financial performance of the Company for the current or future financial years would necessarily match or exceed the historical published for the Company.

Use of Non-IFRS Measures

Certain key operating metrics that are not defined under IFRS (alternative performance measures) are included in this announcement. These non-IFRS measures are used by us to monitor the underlying business performance of the Company from period to period and to facilitate comparison with our peers. Since not all companies calculate these or other non-IFRS metrics in the same way, the manner in which we have chosen to calculate the non-IFRS metrics presented herein may not be compatible with similarly defined terms used by other companies. The non-IFRS metrics should not be considered in isolation of, or viewed as substitutes for, the financial information prepared in accordance with IFRS. Certain of the key operating metrics are based on information derived from our regularly maintained records and accounting and operating systems.

Adjusted EBITDA

As used herein, EBITDA represents earnings before interest, taxes, depletion, depreciation and amortization. Adjusted EBITDA includes adjusting for items that are not comparable period-over-period, namely, finance costs, accretion of asset retirement obligation, other (income) expense, loss on joint and working interest owners receivable, gain on bargain purchases, (gain) loss on fair value adjustments of unsettled financial instruments, (gain) loss on natural gas and oil property and equipment, costs associated with acquisitions, other adjusting costs, loss on early retirement of debt, non-cash equity compensation, (gain) loss on foreign currency hedge, net (gain) loss on interest rate swaps and items of a similar nature.

Adjusted EBITDA should not be considered in isolation or as a substitute for operating profit or loss, net income or loss, or cash flows provided by operating, investing, and financing activities. However, we believe such a measure is useful to an investor in evaluating our financial performance because it (1) is widely used by investors in the natural gas and oil industry as an indicator of underlying business performance; (2) helps investors to more meaningfully evaluate and compare the results of our operations from period to period by removing the often-volatile revenue impact of changes in the fair value of derivative instruments prior to settlement; (3) is used in the calculation of a key metric in one of the financial covenants under our revolving credit facility; and (4) is used by us as a performance measure in determining executive compensation. When evaluating this measure, we believe investors also commonly find it useful to evaluate this metric as a percentage of our total revenue, inclusive of settled hedges, producing what we refer to as our adjusted EBITDA margin.

The following table presents a reconciliation of the IFRS Financial measure of Net Income (Loss) to Adjusted EBITDA for each of the periods listed:

	Three Months Ended
Amounts in 000’s	March 31, 2025			March 31, 2024			December 31, 2024
Net income (loss)	$	(337,391	)	$	(15,145	)	$	(102,033	)
Finance costs		42,820			27,416			37,453
Accretion of asset retirement obligation		10,353			7,183			8,323
Other (income) expense		(644	)		(5	)		(295	)
Income tax (benefit) expense		66,790			5,633			(125,052	)
Depreciation, depletion and amortisation		70,807			57,015			73,960
(Gain) loss on fair value adjustments of unsettled financial instruments		235,070			13,552			202,124
(Gain) loss on natural gas and oil property and equipment⁽¹⁾		236			4			14,330
(Gain) loss on sale of equity interest		—			—			7,375
Unrealized (gain) loss on investment		—			—			6,446
Costs associated with acquisitions		2,885			1,519			4,532
Other adjusting costs⁽²⁾		5,963			3,693			7,644
Loss on early retirement of debt		39,485			—			2,469
Non-cash equity compensation		1,825			1,268			2,258
(Gain) loss on interest rate swap		(35	)		(50	)		(41	)
Total Adjustments	$	475,555		$	117,228		$	241,526
Adjusted EBITDA^(c)	$	138,164		$	102,083		$	139,493
TTM Adjusted EBITDA	$	508,390		$	497,510		$	472,309
Pro Forma TTM Adjusted EBITDA⁽³⁾	$	952,216		$	497,510		$	548,570

(1) Excludes $2 million, $2 million and $8 million in cash proceeds received for leasehold sales during the three months ended March 31, 2025, March 31, 2024 and December 31, 2024, respectively.
(2) Other adjusting costs for the three months ended December 31, 2024 were primarily associated with legal fees for certain litigation.
(3) Pro forma TTM adjusted EBITDA includes adjustments for respective periods to pro forma results for the full twelve-month impact of intra-period acquisitions (March 31, 2025: Oaktree, Crescent Pass, East Texas II, Summit and Maverick; December 31, 2024: Oaktree, Crescent Pass Energy and East Texas II).

Net Debt and Net Debt-to-Adjusted EBITDA

As used herein, net debt represents total debt as recognized on the balance sheet less cash and restricted cash. Total debt includes our borrowings under our revolving credit facility and our borrowings under or issuances of, as applicable, our subsidiaries’ securitization facilities, excluding original issuance discounts and deferred finance costs. We believe net debt is a useful indicator of our leverage and capital structure.

As used herein, net debt-to-adjusted EBITDA, or “leverage” or “leverage ratio,” is measured as net debt divided by adjusted trailing twelve-month EBITDA. We believe that this metric is a key measure of our financial liquidity and flexibility and is used in the calculation of a key metric in one of the financial covenants under our revolving credit facility.

The following table presents a reconciliation of the IFRS Financial measure of Total Non-Current Borrowings to the Non-IFRS measure of Net Debt and a calculation of Net Debt-to-Adjusted EBITDA and Net Debt-to-Pro Forma Adjusted EBITDA for each of the periods listed:

	As of
Amounts in 000’s	March 31, 2025			March 31, 2024			December 31, 2024
Total non-current borrowings, net	$	2,544,937		$	1,066,643		$	1,483,779
Current portion of long-term debt		156,253			184,463			209,463
LESS: Cash		(32,641	)		(3,456	)		(5,990	)
LESS: Restricted cash		(106,011	)		(32,828	)		(46,269	)
Net Debt	$	2,562,538		$	1,214,822		$	1,640,983
Pro forma TTM adjusted EBITDA⁽¹⁾	$	952,216		$	497,510		$	548,570
Net debt-to-pro forma TTM adjusted EBITDA	2.7x			2.4x			3.0x

(1) Pro forma TTM adjusted EBITDA includes adjustments for respective periods to pro forma results for the full twelve-month impact of intra-period acquisitions (March 31, 2025: Oaktree, Crescent Pass, East Texas II, Summit and Maverick; December 31, 2024: Oaktree, Crescent Pass Energy and East Texas II).

Free Cash Flow

As used herein, free cash flow represents net cash provided by operating activities less expenditures on natural gas and oil properties and equipment and cash paid for interest. We believe that free cash flow is a useful indicator of our ability to generate cash that is available for activities other than capital expenditures. The Directors believe that free cash flow provides investors with an important perspective on the cash available to service debt obligations, make strategic acquisitions and investments, and pay dividends.

The following table presents a reconciliation of the IFRS Financial measure of Net Cash from Operating Activities to the Non-IFRS measure of Free Cash Flow for each of the periods listed:

Amounts in 000’s Except per share amounts	Three Months Ended			Three Months Ended			Twelve Months Ended
Amounts in 000’s Except per share amounts	March 31, 2025			March 31, 2024			March 31, 2025
Net cash provided by operating activities	$	131,539		$	106,258		$	370,944
LESS: Expenditures on natural gas and oil properties and equipment		(28,031	)		(9,293	)		(70,838	)
LESS: Cash paid for interest		(41,574	)		(23,759	)		(140,956	)
Free Cash Flow^(d)	$	61,934		$	73,206		$	159,150

Total Revenue, Inclusive of Settled Hedges and Adjusted EBITDA Margin

As used herein, total revenue, inclusive of settled hedges, includes the impact of derivatives settled in cash. We believe that total revenue, inclusive of settled hedges, is a useful measure because it enables investors to discern our realized revenue after adjusting for the settlement of derivative contracts.

The following table presents a reconciliation of the IFRS Financial measure of Total Revenue to the Non-IFRS measure of Total Revenue, Inclusive of Settled Hedges and a calculation of Adjusted EBITDA Margin for each of the periods listed:

Amounts in 000’s	Three Months Ended		Three Months Ended		Year Ended
Amounts in 000’s	March 31, 2025		March 31, 2024		December 31, 2024
Total revenue	346,903		193,624		794,841
Net gain (loss) on commodity derivative instruments⁽¹⁾	(52,271	)	22,066		151,289
Total revenue, inclusive of settled hedges^(c)	294,632		215,690		946,130
Adjusted EBITDA^(c)	138,164		102,083		472,309
Adjusted EBITDA Margin^(c)	47	%	47	%	50	%
Adjusted EBITDA Margin, exclusive of Next LVL Energy⁽²⁾	47	%	49	%	51	%

(1) Net gain (loss) on commodity derivative settlements represents cash (paid) or received on commodity derivative contracts. This excludes settlements on foreign currency and interest rate derivatives as well as the gain (loss) on fair value adjustments for unsettled financial instruments for each of the periods presented.
(2) For purposes of comparability, Adjusted EBITDA Margin excludes Other Revenue of $3 million in 1Q25 and $3 million in 1Q24, and Lease Operating Expense of $3 million in 1Q25 and $4 million in 1Q24 associated with Diversified’s wholly owned plugging subsidiary, Next LVL Energy.

The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI Russia: BPMSoft and GUU agreed on the development of IT education

Translation. Region: Russian Federal

Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

The company “BPMSoft” (part of the IT holding LANSOFT), the developer of the domestic low-code platform BPMSoft, and the State University of Management (SUM) signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of IT education.

The partnership is aimed at developing competencies in the field of process management among students of the Institute of Industrial Management. Joint work will be carried out within the framework of the discipline “Fundamentals of Process Management” of the Department of Theory and Organization of Management, as well as in the implementation of student projects under the auspices of the project office of the State University of Management. In the future, it is planned to deepen cooperation – this is about including the courses “Business Process Engineering” and “Business Process Modeling” in the educational tracks for senior students.

The university’s lecturers have already begun to master the functionality of the BPMSoft platform. The training is conducted according to a program developed specifically for academic partners.

Yulia Golyakina, head of the BPMSoft Education initiative: “Today’s students are tomorrow’s architects of the digital economy. We want them to enter the market with relevant knowledge and the ability to apply modern tools in real projects. Cooperation with the State University of Management is an important step in the formation of strong practice-oriented IT education in the country.”

Dmitry Bryukhanov, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs at the State University of Management: “We see great potential in integrating modern platforms into the educational process. Working with BPMSoft will allow students not only to study the theory of process management, but also to apply it in practice – in the language of business, technology and project work.”

The partnership with the State University of Management became part of a large-scale academic initiative called “BPMSoft Education”. Over the past year and a half, more than two dozen leading universities in the country have joined the project. Its goal is to train a new wave of IT specialists with practical skills in working with domestic digital solutions that are in demand in public administration and business.

About GUU

The State University of Management is the first educational institution that has been specializing in management education in the USSR and Russia for over 100 years. More than 12 thousand students study at the SUM in 16 bachelor’s degree programs, 13 master’s degree programs, including economics, management, business informatics, state and municipal management, transport process technology, personnel management, statistics and others, as well as postgraduate students in 14 scientific specialties. The SUM implements a unique project-based education program, starting from the 1st year and focused on practical classes throughout the year. Every year, about 4 thousand specialists and business managers undergo retraining and improve their qualifications at the SUM.

Over the years of its existence, the university has trained about 200 thousand highly qualified managers for various sectors of the economy. Among the graduates of the State University of Management are members of the Government of the Russian Federation, deputy ministers, governors, mayors of cities, heads of municipal structures and businesses.

About BPMSoft

“BPMSoft” (part of the IT holding LANSOFT) is the developer of its own low-code platform BPMSoft for automation and management of business processes in a single digital environment. BPMSoft contains tools for flexible configuration and customization, ready-made business applications for managing CRM, SRM, HRM, ITSM, connectors and extensions for effective adaptation to any IT infrastructure. The BPMSoft partner network includes 100 companies engaged in the implementation of the platform and the development of their own products based on it. BPMSoft’s clients include 500 major customers: banks and insurance, fuel and energy complex and industry, retail and FMCG, IT and development, and others.

BPMSoft is included in the register of Russian software (registry entry No. 17372), belongs to the field of artificial intelligence, has FSTEC certification for 4 UD, and is also included in the list of 520 IT solutions that can be used at critical information infrastructure facilities from January 1, 2025, in accordance with Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 166 dated March 30, 2022.

About LANSOFT

IT holding LANSOFT unites leading platform solutions in the corporate software segment into a single product portfolio: TURBO, LDM, BPMSoft, Goodt. The products complement each other and cover key business needs: from budgeting, enterprise management, working with clients and suppliers to talent management and creating advanced analytical reports. All solutions of the brand are included in the register of Russian software.

LANSOFT has an extensive network of over 170 authorized partners for sales and implementation of products. The LANSOFT team consists of over 1,400 employees.

Subscribe to the TG channel “Our GUU” Date of publication: 12.05.2025

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May 12, 2025
MIL-OSI China: Announcement on Open Market Operations No.88 [2025]

Source: Peoples Bank of China

Announcement on Open Market Operations No.88 [2025]

(Open Market Operations Office, May 12, 2025)

The People’s Bank of China conducted reverse repo operations in the amount of RMB43 billion through quantity bidding at a fixed interest rate on May 12, 2025.

Details of the Reverse Repo Operations

Maturity

Rate

Bidding Volume

Winning Bid Volume

7 days

1.40%

RMB43 billion

RMB43 billion

Date of last update Nov. 29 2018

2025年05月12日

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May 12, 2025
Nifty, Sensex open lower amid rising India-Pakistan tensions

Source: Government of India (4)

Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Friday in line with expectations, as geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan escalated.

At 9:23 am, the Sensex was down 529 points or 0.66% at 79,805, while the Nifty declined 207 points or 0.85% to 24,066.

Weakness was also observed in the broader markets. The Nifty Midcap 100 index dropped 509 points or 0.96% to 52,719, and the Nifty Smallcap 100 index fell 232 points or 1.44% to 15,951.

“After a negative opening, Nifty can find support at 24,000, followed by 23,800 and 23,700. On the upside, 24,300 is an immediate resistance level, followed by 24,400 and 24,500,” said Hardik Matalia of Choice Broking.

Across sectoral indices, auto, IT, financial services, pharma, FMCG, realty, and energy were among the top laggards.

In the Sensex pack, Titan, L&T, Tata Motors, and Asian Paints emerged as top gainers. On the other hand, Power Grid, UltraTech Cement, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, HCL Tech, Tata Steel, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Sun Pharma, HUL, and Bharti Airtel were the major losers.

The ongoing uncertainty continues to keep traders on edge, casting a shadow over market sentiment amid continued geopolitical stress.

“Until the volatility—reflected in the elevated India VIX—eases, we recommend a hedged strategy to navigate the current environment, with a focus on selective stock picking,” said Ajit Mishra, SVP – Research, Religare Broking.

Asian markets were trading mixed. Tokyo, Bangkok, and Jakarta were in the green, while Shanghai and Hong Kong were in the red.

US markets closed higher, buoyed by positive developments related to trade tariffs.

Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net buyers for the 16th straight session on May 8, purchasing equities worth ₹2,007 crore. In contrast, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) sold equities worth ₹596 crore on the same day.

-IANS

May 12, 2025
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Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)

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May 12, 2025
Sensex, Nifty end lower amid escalating geopolitical tensions

Source: Government of India (4)

Indian stock markets ended in the red on Tuesday as rising geopolitical tensions dampened investor sentiment, triggering broad-based selling across sectors.

The Sensex slipped by 155.77 points, or 0.19 per cent, to settle at 80,641.07, while the Nifty declined more sharply by 81.55 points, or 0.33 per cent, closing at 24,379.60.

Several major stocks dragged the indices lower. Eternal (formerly Zomato), State Bank of India (SBI), Tata Motors, and NTPC were among the top losers on the Sensex, falling between 1.94 per cent and 3.15 per cent.

However, some stocks managed to buck the trend. Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel, Mahindra & Mahindra, Hindustan Unilever, and Nestlé India were among the ten Sensex gainers, with Bharti Airtel rising by 1.66 per cent.

Selling pressure was more pronounced in the broader market. The Nifty Midcap 100 index fell by 2.27 per cent, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 declined by 2.50 per cent, indicating deeper losses beyond frontline stocks.

Barring Nifty Auto, all sectoral indices on the NSE ended in negative territory, with Nifty PSU Bank emerging as the worst performer.

Out of 12 stocks in the PSU Bank index, 11 closed in the red, pulling the index down by 1.18 per cent to end the session at 54,271.40.

Among major drags, Bank of Baroda plunged 10.91 per cent, followed by Union Bank of India and Bank of India, which fell 6.19 per cent and 6.33 per cent, respectively.

The real estate sector also witnessed heavy losses. The Nifty Realty index declined by 3.58 per cent, led by a 6.36 per cent drop in Godrej Properties and a 4.96 per cent fall in Sobha Limited.

Adding to market jitters, the India VIX, often referred to as the fear index, rose by 3.58 per cent to 19 points, signalling heightened volatility.

The decline across indices reflects rising investor caution, with profit booking and weak global cues contributing to the negative sentiment, market experts noted.

— IANS

May 12, 2025
Rupee likely to remain in Rs 85-87 range against USD in 2025, US Fed may hold rates steady in next two policy cycles: SBI Report

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

The Indian rupee is expected to remain stable in the range of Rs 85-87 against the US dollar through 2025, according to a recent report released by the State Bank of India (SBI).

The report highlighted several global and domestic factors that are likely to support the rupee and maintain stability in the USD/INR currency pair over the coming months.

“We expect the USD/INR pair to stabilize in the range Rs 85-87 for 2025, The domestic impact of tariffs on dollar will be visible in 2025 which will support rupee” the report noted.

SBI further pointed out that the DXY index, which tracks the strength of the US dollar against a basket of major currencies, is expected to decline as the US domestic economy adjusts to the impact of tariffs. A softer dollar would support emerging market currencies like the Indian rupee.

The report also referred to the Non-Deliverable Forward (NDF) market for USD/INR. The May 2026 USD/INR NDF is currently factoring in a rate of around Rs 85.87 to Rs 86 per dollar over a 12-month horizon, reflecting expectations of limited volatility in the currency pair going forward.
On the macroeconomic front, the report highlighted recent data from the United States. Annual inflation in the US eased to 2.4 per cent in March 2025. At the same time, the nonfarm payroll employment rose by 177,000 in April, while the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2 percent.

However, the report cautioned that the full impact of tariffs on US inflation is yet to be reflected in the data. Successive inflation readings could come in higher, especially if short-term inflation expectations rise sharply.

Given the dual mandate of the US Federal Reserve — focusing on inflation and employment — the report suggests that the Fed may choose to hold interest rates steady in its next two policy cycles.
“A pause signal is unequivocal based on recent statements,” SBI added.

The interplay of these factors — a steady Fed, easing US inflation, and tariff effects — is likely to create a supportive environment for the Indian rupee in 2025, SBI concluded.

(ANI)

May 12, 2025
Unseasonal showers lash Gujarat; Kapadvanj records highest rainfall at 1.57 inches

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

Widespread unseasonal showers lashed Gujarat over the past 24 hours, bringing cloudy skies and intermittent rain to several parts of the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that this spell of unseasonal rainfall and thunderstorms will persist across the state until May 9.

According to data from the State Emergency Centre in Gandhinagar, Kapadvanj in Kheda district recorded the highest rainfall at 40 mm (1.57 inches). Close behind were Mansa (Gandhinagar) and Sihor (Bhavnagar), each registering 37 mm (1.46 inches), followed by Jotana (Mehsana) at 31 mm (1.22 inches).

Vadodara city received 30 mm (1.18 inches), while Mehsana and Kadi talukas recorded 28 mm and 27 mm, respectively, matching the total recorded in Bhavnagar city.

Other talukas reporting notable rainfall included Dolvan (26 mm), Nadiad and Khanpur (25 mm each), and Dasada (24 mm). All these areas received around or over an inch of rain, an unusual occurrence for May, typically one of the hottest and driest months in Gujarat.

The showers followed dust storms that swept across parts of the state around 6 p.m. on Monday, ushering in cooler temperatures after a prolonged heatwave, where mercury levels had crossed 42°C. Many described the sudden weather change as reminiscent of the early monsoon.

While Ahmedabad did not feature among the top rain-hit regions, it experienced its first widespread thunderstorm and rain event of the year on Monday.

However, the unseasonal rain has severely impacted agriculture, particularly the mango crop, with Kesar and Alphonso varieties at their crucial fruiting stage. The downpour and accompanying hail have caused fruit drop, skin blemishes, and increased the risk of fungal infections, jeopardizing both the quality and market value of the produce.

Other summer crops like sorghum (jowar) and millet (bajra), sensitive to excess moisture during flowering and grain formation, are also at risk of yield loss and disease.

Sesame (til), another key summer crop, is particularly vulnerable to hail damage and waterlogging, which can result in discoloration, fungal infections, and in severe cases, total crop failure.

(With IANS inputs)

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May 12, 2025
Democratic-led states sue to block Trump’s halting of wind projects

Source: Government of India (4)

A coalition of Democratic state attorneys general sued on Monday in a bid to block President Donald Trump’s move to suspend leasing and permitting of new wind projects, saying it threatens to cripple the wind industry and a key source of clean energy.

Seventeen states and the District of Columbia in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Boston argued that the decision by the Republican president’s administration to indefinitely pause all federal wind-energy approvals is unlawful and must be blocked.

The lawsuit, led by New York state, accused Trump of exceeding his authority and said his administration violated federal administrative law by not offering any detailed justification for the suspension.

“This administration is devastating one of our nation’s fastest-growing sources of clean, reliable and affordable energy,” New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat, said in a statement.

The lawsuit seeks a court order declaring the indefinite pause unlawful and barring the agencies including the U.S. Departments of Commerce and Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency from implementing Trump’s directive.

White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers accused the Democratic attorneys general of “using lawfare to stop the president’s popular energy agenda.”

“The American people voted for the president to restore America’s energy dominance, and Americans in blue states should not have to pay the price of the Democrats’ radical climate agenda,” Rogers said in a statement.

Trump announced the pause on his first day back in office on January 20 when he directed his administration in a presidential memorandum to halt offshore wind lease sales and stop the issuance of permits, leases and loans for both onshore and offshore wind projects.

He did so while also moving to ramp up the federal government’s support for the fossil fuel industry and maximize output in the United States, the world’s top oil and gas producer, after campaigning for the presidency on the refrain of “drill, baby, drill.”

Trump as a candidate last year promised to end the offshore wind industry, arguing it is too expensive and hurts whales and birds. In announcing the pause, Trump again cited the expense of wind projects and said they “ruin your beautiful landscapes.”

After Trump’s memorandum, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum in April directed the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s acting director to order a unit of Norwegian energy firm EquinorEQNR.OL to halt construction on its Empire Wind offshore wind project off New York.

The states in their lawsuit argue that Trump’s directive harmed their efforts to secure reliable, diversified sources of energy and jeopardized billions of dollars they have already invested in the industry as part of their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change.

In their lawsuit, the states said the agencies implementing Trump’s order never said why they were abruptly changing longstanding policy supporting wind energy development and were departing from government findings that wind projects can proceed with minimal adverse effects on the environment.

The lawsuit also said Congress never authorized the president to categorically halt wind-energy projects and that the agencies implementing the pause exceeded their authority under numerous laws including the Clean Air Act, the Endangered Species Act and the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.

(Reuters)

May 12, 2025
India and UAE deepen cybersecurity collaboration at GISEC Global 2025

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) hosted the second edition of the Indo-UAE Cybersecurity Exchange in Dubai, reinforcing bilateral cooperation in the digital security domain. Organized in partnership with CIO Klub, the event took place alongside GISEC Global 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre and brought together key figures from the cybersecurity and technology sectors of both countries.

The India Pavilion at GISEC, established by DSCI, featured over 15 Indian companies presenting advanced solutions in threat intelligence, data privacy, application security, Security Operations Centers, and quantum technologies. The initiative aimed to foster linkages and partnerships among solution providers, user organizations, and innovators from the Indian cybersecurity ecosystem and their counterparts in the UAE.

B.G. Krishnan, Consul (Economic, Trade, Commerce & Education) at the Consulate General of India in Dubai, underlined the urgency of global cybersecurity challenges. “The world is at a critical juncture from cybersecurity, privacy, and critical technology perspectives,” he noted. “Rapidly evolving threats, technological advancements, and geopolitical tensions are reshaping the global and national landscapes, impacting businesses, society, and critical sectors.”

Atul Kumar, Director of DSCI, highlighted the strategic importance of Indo-UAE cooperation in the digital space. “As India and the United Arab Emirates strengthen their strategic partnership, cybersecurity has emerged as a critical area for collaboration,” he said. “With both nations digitizing rapidly and depending heavily on secure digital infrastructure, there is significant scope to jointly nurture resilient cybersecurity ecosystems.”

The exchange served as a platform for discussions on cyber resilience, leadership development, and technology innovation. DSCI reaffirmed its commitment to continued engagement with UAE stakeholders, aiming to advance cybersecurity cooperation in the face of increasingly complex digital threats.India’s dynamic presence and its growing engagement with regional cybersecurity ecosystems at GISEC Global 2025 reaffirm its role as a key contributor in shaping the future of global cyber resilience. The three day GISEC 2025 will conclude on may 8th.

May 12, 2025
Cabinet approves Rs.60,000 crore national scheme to upgrade ITIs, establish five national skilling centres

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

In a significant step towards revamping vocational education and addressing the rising demand for skilled workforce, the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the National Scheme for Upgradation of Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and the establishment of five National Centres of Excellence (NCOEs) for Skilling, according to an official statement released on Wednesday.

The initiative will be implemented as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme with a total outlay of Rs.60,000 crore over five years. The funding will include Rs. 30,000 crore from the Centre, Rs. 20,000 crore from State Governments, and Rs. 10,000 crore from industry partners. Additionally, 50% of the central share will be co-financed equally by the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank.

Revamping India’s Skilling Landscape

The scheme envisions the upgradation of 1,000 Government ITIs in a hub-and-spoke model aligned with industry needs and the capacity augmentation of five National Skill Training Institutes (NSTIs) located in Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kanpur, and Ludhiana. These NSTIs will also house the new National Centres of Excellence.

The goal is to reposition ITIs as aspirational, government-owned, and industry-managed institutions, offering revamped courses that reflect the evolving skill requirements of modern industries. Over five years, the scheme aims to skill 20 lakh youth through industry-aligned training programs.

Bridging Skill Gaps in High-Growth Sectors

The Cabinet statement highlighted that previous financial assistance for ITI infrastructure development was insufficient to address the growing needs of new-age trades and capital-intensive training. The new scheme introduces a need-based investment model, offering flexibility to institutions to enhance infrastructure and introduce relevant trades.

To ensure effectiveness, the scheme will adopt an industry-led Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) model, marking a major shift from earlier government-only approaches. This will enable close collaboration between ITIs and industry in curriculum planning, infrastructure upgrades, and ongoing management.

Focus on Trainers and Employability

The initiative also aims to strengthen Training of Trainers (ToT) by upgrading infrastructure in the five NSTIs and offering pre-service and in-service training to 50,000 trainers. This is expected to enhance the quality and consistency of vocational education across the country.

The scheme will address long-standing issues related to infrastructure gaps, outdated course content, low employability, and the perception of vocational training as a less desirable education route. It aims to make vocational training a central pillar of India’s industrial and economic growth, especially in emerging sectors such as electronics, automotive, and renewable energy.

A Vision for ‘Viksit Bharat’

The newly approved scheme aligns with the Prime Minister’s vision of ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India) by 2047, with skilling as a key enabler of inclusive growth and global competitiveness. With a significantly expanded ITI network—currently over 14,600 institutes with 14.4 lakh enrolled students—this scheme is seen as a timely intervention to create a future-ready workforce.

May 12, 2025
Bulls Take Charge: Sensex, Nifty Rally Sharply After Successful ‘Operation Sindoor’

Source: Government of India (4)

The domestic indices surged on Monday with Sensex jumping over 1,900 points in the morning trade, as India-Pakistan tensions eased with ‘Operation Sindoor’ marking a significant demonstration of India’s military and strategic prowess.

Buying was seen in the PSU bank, IT and auto sectors in the early trade.

At around 9.34 am, Sensex was trading 1,943 points or 2.45 per cent up at 81,398.42 while the Nifty climbed 598.8 point or 2.49 per cent at 24,606.85.

Nifty Bank was up 1,395.95 points or 2.60 per cent at 54,991.20. The Nifty Midcap 100 index was trading at 54,679.55 after rising 1,456.20 points or 2.74 per cent. Nifty Smallcap 100 index was at 16,584.60 after climbing 498.95 points or 3.10 per cent.

According to analysts, India’s markets and economy have demonstrated remarkable resilience, consistently transcending external perturbations and geo-political tensions. This strength comes from a steady, domestically-oriented economy, which helps protect against global troubles, showing that every crisis eventually ends.

“India’s efforts to negotiate trade deals will strengthen global business links and help it sell more worldwide, bringing in steady foreign money and making it more competitive. Along with balanced global relationships and strong partnerships, this creates a relatively stable investment place,” said Devarsh Vakil, Head of Prime Research at HDFC Securities.

Major indexes finished the last week narrowly mixed. The trade deal announcement between US and UK and reports that U.S. and Chinese officials meeting in Switzerland on the weekend for trade discussions, paved the way for broader negotiations and tariff de-escalation, supported investor sentiment, said experts.

Meanwhile, in the Sensex pack, Adani Ports, Bajaj Finance, Axis Bank, Eternal, Power Grid, NTPC, Bajaj Finserv, Tata Steel, L&T, SBI were the top gainers. Whereas, only Sun Pharma was the top loser.

In the Asian markets, China, Hong Kong and Seoul were trading in green, whereas, Japan was trading in red.

In the last trading session on Friday, Dow Jones in the US declined 0.29 per cent to close at 41,249.38. The S&P 500 declined 0.07 per cent to 5,659.91and the Nasdaq closed at 17,928.92 .

On the institutional front, foreign institutional investors (FIIs), after being net buyers for 16 consecutive sessions, turned net sellers on May 9, offloading equities worth Rs 3,798.71 crore. In contrast, domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) remained net buyers, investing Rs 7,277.74 crore on the same day.

(IANS)

May 12, 2025
MIL-OSI: Prosafe SE: Safe Notos Declared Winner in Petrobras Tender

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Prosafe has been declared the winner of a bidding process for a four-year contract by Petróleo Brasileiro SA (‘Petrobras’) for the provision of the Safe Notos semi-submersible vessel for safety and maintenance support offshore Brazil. Contract award and timing are subject to a formal process during which Petrobras is under no formal obligation to conclude a contract and other bidders may appeal.

A contract, if awarded, has a firm period commitment of four years with the operational commencement in September 2026 closely following on from the expiry of the current Safe Notos contract that commenced in Q3 2022.

Total value of the contract is approximately USD 204 million.

The Safe Notos is a Dynamically Positioned (DP3) semi-submersible safety and maintenance support (UMS) vessel, capable of operating in harsh environments. The Safe Notos can accommodate up to 500 persons, has extensive recreation facilities, a large crane capacity, large open deck area and a telescopic gangway.

Terje Askvig, CEO of Prosafe says: “The tender process with Petrobras resulted in the Safe Notos being best placed, and after a qualification and negotiation phase we are very pleased to be declared the winner. The Safe Notos is one of the best performing UMS vessels for Petrobras, consistently delivering safe and reliable operations. The contract, if awarded, demonstrates that the market is strong in Brazil, with charter rates significantly increasing from those in the recent past.

Prosafe will continue to be the leading provider of UMS vessels in Brazil and is well positioned to increase its market share through continued best-in-market delivery, close and valued partnership with Petrobras, and having units capable of meeting all the requirements set out by both Petrobras and regulators.”

For further information, please contact:

Terje Askvig, CEO
Phone: +47 952 03 886

Reese McNeel, CFO
Phone: +47 415 08 186

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

MIL-OSI: 27/2025・Trifork Group: Weekly report on share buyback

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Company announcement no. 27 / 2025
Schindellegi, Switzerland – 12 May 2025

Trifork Group: Weekly report on share buyback

On 28 February 2025, Trifork initiated a share buyback program in accordance with Regulation No. 596/2014 of the European Parliament and Council of 16 April 2014 (MAR) and Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052, (Safe Harbour regulation). The share buyback program runs from 4 March 2025 up to and including no later than 30 June 2025. For details, please see company announcement no. 7 of 28 February 2025.

Under the share buyback program, Trifork will purchase shares for up to a total of DKK 14.92 million (approximately EUR 2 million). Prior to the launch of the share buyback, Trifork held 256,329 treasury shares, corresponding to 1.3% of the share capital. Under the program, the following transactions have been made:

Date	Number of shares	Average purchase price (DKK)	Transaction value (DKK)
Total beginning	74,679	85.74	6,403,060
5 May 2025	1,500	90.12	135,180
6 May 2025	1,297	92.45	119,908
7 May 2025	1,700	91.34	155,278
8 May 2025	1,600	92.65	148,240
9 May 2025	1,398	92.27	128,993
Accumulated	82,174	86.29	7,090,659

A detailed overview of the daily transactions can be found here: https://investor.trifork.com/trifork-shares/

Since the share buyback program was started on 4 March 2025, the total number of repurchased shares is 82,174 at a total amount of DKK 7,090,659. On 25 March and on 25 April 2025, 2,929 shares acquired through the share buyback program were utilized for the Executive Management’s monthly fixed salary, representing a change from cash payment to payment partly in shares (refer to company announcement no. 1 of 21 January 2025). On 1 April 2025, 19,943 shares acquired through the share buyback program were utilized to serve the RSU plan of Executive Management and certain employees.

With the transactions stated above, Trifork holds a total of 315,631 treasury shares, corresponding to 1.6%. The total number of registered shares in Trifork is 19,744,899. Adjusted for treasury shares, the number of outstanding shares is 19,429,268.

Investor and media contact
Frederik Svanholm, Group Investment Director, frsv@trifork.com , +41 79 357 73 17

About Trifork
Trifork is a pioneering and global technology partner, empowering enterprise and public sector customers with innovative digital solutions. With 1,215 professionals across 71 business units in 16 countries, Trifork specializes in designing, building, and operating advanced software across sectors such as public administration, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, energy, financial services, retail, and real estate. The Group’s R&D arm, Trifork Labs, drives innovation by investing in and developing synergistic, high-potential technology companies. Trifork Group AG is publicly listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen. Learn more at trifork.com.

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The MIL Network –

May 12, 2025

India-Pakistan tensions trigger selloff in stock markets, Sensex falls 880 points

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp decline on Friday as rising tensions between India and Pakistan spooked investors.

At the closing bell, the Sensex dropped 880.34 points, or 1.10 per cent, to close at 79,454.47, while the Nifty fell 265.80 points, or 1.10 per cent, to settle at 24,008.

“Nifty traders appeared to embrace risk-off trades amid India-Pakistan tensions, as the index fell from its recent consolidation zone,” said Rupak De of LKP Securities.

He added that the Nifty managed to stay above the 24,000 mark as it found support around the 21-day exponential moving average (EMA).

Among the Sensex’s 30 stocks, ICICI Bank led the losses, falling 3.09 per cent during the intra-day session, followed by PowerGrid (down 2.61 per cent), Bajaj Finance (down 1.84 per cent), and Reliance Industries (down 1.84 per cent).

However, some stocks managed to post gains. Titan led the pack with a 4.25 per cent rise, followed by Larsen & Toubro at 4.02 per cent, Tata Motors with 3.86 per cent, State Bank of India at 1.39 per cent, and Asian Paints, which edged up 0.2 per cent.

Investor sentiment weakened across the board. The Nifty Bank, financial services, and realty indices each dropped more than 1 per cent, with the realty sector emerging as the worst performer, plunging nearly 2 per cent.

Other key sectors—auto, IT, energy, pharma, FMCG, healthcare, and oil & gas—also ended the day in the red.

Despite the overall weakness, a few sectors bucked the trend. Nifty PSU Bank, consumer durables, media, and metal stocks managed to close with gains, providing some support to the market.

In the broader market, the Nifty Midcap 100 index ended flat, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 slipped 0.61 per cent.

Additionally, the rupee traded in a volatile range of 85.90 to 85.35 amid the ongoing border tensions, with signs of escalation keeping market participants cautious.

“Any fresh developments on the geopolitical front are likely to have a significant impact on the rupee’s direction,” said Jateen Trivedi of LKP Securities.

–IANS

May 12, 2025
Centre expands credit guarantee scheme for startups

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

The Centre on Friday notified an expansion of the Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups (CGSS). The revised scheme significantly enhances guarantee coverage and reduces associated fees, in a bid to ease access to debt funding for early-stage and innovation-driven enterprises.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, announced that the ceiling on guarantee cover per borrower under the CGSS has been raised from ₹10 crore to ₹20 crore. Simultaneously, the extent of guarantee coverage has been revised to 85% of the amount in default for loan amounts up to ₹10 crore and 75% for amounts exceeding that limit.

The scheme also offers a reduced Annual Guarantee Fee (AGF) for startups operating within 27 identified Champion Sectors. The AGF for these sectors has been halved from 2% per annum to 1%, in a move designed to encourage innovation in areas critical to India’s manufacturing and services ambitions under the ‘Make in India’ initiative. These Champion Sectors were earlier recognised by the Government to help accelerate industrial self-reliance and technological advancement.

“The expanded scheme will further reduce the perceived risks associated with lending to startups in established financial institutions, enabling greater financial flow and runway for startups to undertake research and development, experimentation, and create cutting-edge innovation and technologies,” the DPIIT said in a statement.

The CGSS expansion is in line with the broader vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to transform India into a self-reliant, innovation-led economy. The Government anticipates that the increased guarantee cover and enhanced risk-sharing mechanism will incentivise more financial institutions to extend debt support to startups. This, in turn, is expected to increase the overall volume of startup financing in the country.

The CGSS was first notified on October 6, 2022, following the launch of the Startup India initiative by the Prime Minister on January 16, 2016. The scheme provides guarantee coverage against credit instruments offered to eligible startups by Scheduled Commercial Banks, All India Financial Institutions (AIFIs), Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), and SEBI-registered Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). The primary aim is to make collateral-free debt funding more accessible through instruments such as working capital, term loans, and venture debt.

The DPIIT noted that several operational reforms and enabling measures, developed in consultation with stakeholders from the startup ecosystem, have also been incorporated in the updated CGSS framework. These additions are intended to make the scheme more appealing both to lenders and to startups seeking financial support.

The announcement follows proposals made in the Union Budget 2025–26, which called for enhanced credit availability with a broader guarantee cover as part of the Government’s efforts to deepen the startup ecosystem. With the latest revisions, the Government hopes to position CGSS as a key pillar in building a “Viksit Bharat” — a developed India rooted in innovation and economic inclusion.

May 12, 2025
India’s first mortgage-backed PTCs listed on NSE

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

M. Nagaraju, Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, on Tuesday rang the ceremonial bell to mark the listing of the country’s first mortgage-backed Pass Through Certificates (PTCs) on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The certificates were structured by RMBS Development Company Limited.

The listing ceremony, held in Mumbai, was attended by senior officials from banks, housing finance companies, and key financial institutions. The PTCs, fully subscribed at ₹1,000 crore, are backed by a pool of housing loans originated by LIC Housing Finance Limited. A total of 1,00,000 certificates with a face value of ₹1,00,000 each were issued.

This marks the first time a PTC issue in India has had its coupon rate discovered through the NSE’s Electronic Book Provider (EBP) platform. The certificates carry a 7.26% annual coupon and have a final maturity of approximately 20 years. Rated AAA(SO) by CRISIL and CARE Ratings, the PTCs are issued in dematerialized form, making them fully transferable and eligible for secondary market trading.

Addressing the gathering, Nagaraju emphasized the crucial role of the housing and housing finance sectors in India’s economic development. “Housing finance has extensive forward and backward linkages with several other sectors, including infrastructure,” he said. “Meeting the housing needs of our vast population is essential to ensuring inclusive and sustained economic growth.”

He further underscored the potential of securitization in integrating the housing finance and debt markets, calling the introduction of RMBS (Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities) a possible catalyst for the sector’s future growth.

May 12, 2025
Sensex, Nifty open flat amid mixed global cues

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

Indian equity indices opened on a flat note on Tuesday amid mixed global cues and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

At 9:18 am, the Sensex was down 11 points at 80,785, while the Nifty declined 8 points to trade at 24,452.

Selling pressure was witnessed in the broader markets. The Nifty Midcap 100 index dropped 126 points or 0.23 per cent to 54,548, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 index fell 61 points or 0.37 per cent to 16,547.

From a technical standpoint, the Nifty 50 continues to trade within a narrow consolidation range, forming a neutral candlestick pattern on the daily chart, experts noted.

“A decisive move above 24,500 could pave the way for an up move towards 24,700 and 24,800. On the downside, support is seen at 24,200 and 24,000, where traders may find buying opportunities on dips,” said Mandar Bhojane of Choice Broking.

On the sectoral front, auto, FMCG, and private banks were among the top gainers. Pharma, realty, and media stocks underperformed.

In the Sensex pack, M&M, Bharti Airtel, Bajaj Finserv, HUL, Nestle, Tata Steel, Axis Bank, L&T, IndusInd Bank, and ITC were the major gainers. On the other hand, Sun Pharma, Tata Motors, Titan, Eicher Motors, SBI, TCS, Bajaj Finance, and UltraTech Cement were among the top losers.

Most Asian stock markets were trading in the green. Shanghai and Hong Kong registered gains as optimism around potential US-China trade talks lifted investor sentiment.

Markets in Japan and South Korea remained closed for public holidays. Meanwhile, US markets ended in the red in the previous session.

On the institutional side, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continued their buying streak on May 5, with net equity purchases worth ₹497 crore. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) also remained strong buyers, investing ₹2,788 crore.

This sustained inflow from both domestic and foreign investors indicates underlying market confidence despite global uncertainties, experts said.

— IANS

May 12, 2025
Indian stocks extend rally; Sensex gains nearly 300 points

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

Indian stock indices continued their upward momentum from the previous week, opening the new trading week on a positive note.

The Sensex closed at 80,796.84, rising 294.85 points or 0.37 per cent, while the Nifty ended the day at 24,461.15, up 114.45 points or 0.47 per cent. Most sectoral indices were in the green, with Nifty Auto and Oil & Gas leading the gains on Monday.

As the week progresses, market participants are expected to closely track the flow of foreign portfolio investments (FPIs)—which have recently turned net positive—along with developments surrounding the India-US trade deal and Q4 earnings reports from major listed companies for further cues.

On the global front, investors are also awaiting the outcome of the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting, which could influence market sentiment.

Last week, the Sensex and Nifty posted their longest weekly winning streak of 2025. The Sensex surged over 1,100 points—or about 1.5 per cent—during the holiday-truncated week, with markets closed on May 1 for Maharashtra Day.

Adding to the positive sentiment, FPIs turned net buyers after three months, although the pace of inflows is still building.

“The market has sustained its positive momentum, though optimism has moderated. Continued foreign inflows and record GST collections in April reflect resilience in economic activity and support mild optimism,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services.

“A weak dollar and falling oil prices have further boosted FII sentiment. However, the momentum is shifting from broad-based rallies to stock- and sector-specific moves driven by earnings. Over the past month, the broader market has recovered over 50 per cent of the losses incurred during the consolidation phase from September 2024 to March 2025,” he added.

Sundar Kewat, Technical and Derivatives Analyst at Ashika Institutional Equity, noted that gains were limited as investor sentiment turned cautious amid escalating geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan. This led to a more defensive market stance despite support from select sectors.

Markets had also found support after former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs on several countries, including India. The initial announcement of the tariffs had triggered a global equity sell-off, with India also being affected.

Geopolitical tensions, particularly the India-Pakistan standoff following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, have weighed on investor sentiment recently. Market participants are expected to closely monitor further developments in this regard.

-ANI

May 12, 2025
Education Ministry approves IIFT to establish off-campus centre at GIFT Cit

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), New Delhi, has received approval from the Ministry of Education to establish an off-campus centre at GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The new centre will operate in accordance with the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2023, as announced by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry on Tuesday.

The approval, granted under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, comes after IIFT successfully met the conditions outlined in the Letter of Intent (LoI) issued in January. These conditions included submission of a comprehensive development roadmap to build a multidisciplinary institution with over 1,000 students, appointment of qualified faculty, introduction of detailed academic programmes, plans for a permanent campus, and the establishment of a state-of-the-art library.

Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Piyush Goyal, congratulated IIFT on the approval, stating:

“Heartiest congratulations to @IIFT_Official on getting approval to open its new off-campus centre in @GIFTCity_, India’s global financial hub. This paves the way for training talent in the institute’s flagship programme, MBA (International Business), besides short-term training programmes and research in the area of International Trade.”

The upcoming centre will be located on the 16th and 17th floors of GIFT Tower 2 and will offer IIFT’s flagship MBA (International Business) programme, along with specialised short-term courses and research opportunities in international trade and related domains.

Established in 1963 under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, IIFT was declared a deemed-to-be University in 2002. The institute holds an A+ grade from NAAC and is accredited by AACSB, placing it among a select group of globally recognised business schools.

May 12, 2025
Education Ministry approves IIFT to establish off-campus centre at GIFT City

Source: Government of India

Source: Government of India (4)

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), New Delhi, has received approval from the Ministry of Education to establish an off-campus centre at GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The new centre will operate in accordance with the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2023, as announced by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry on Tuesday.

The approval, granted under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, comes after IIFT successfully met the conditions outlined in the Letter of Intent (LoI) issued in January. These conditions included submission of a comprehensive development roadmap to build a multidisciplinary institution with over 1,000 students, appointment of qualified faculty, introduction of detailed academic programmes, plans for a permanent campus, and the establishment of a state-of-the-art library.

Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Piyush Goyal, congratulated IIFT on the approval, stating:

“Heartiest congratulations to @IIFT_Official on getting approval to open its new off-campus centre in @GIFTCity_, India’s global financial hub. This paves the way for training talent in the institute’s flagship programme, MBA (International Business), besides short-term training programmes and research in the area of International Trade.”

The upcoming centre will be located on the 16th and 17th floors of GIFT Tower 2 and will offer IIFT’s flagship MBA (International Business) programme, along with specialised short-term courses and research opportunities in international trade and related domains.

Established in 1963 under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, IIFT was declared a deemed-to-be University in 2002. The institute holds an A+ grade from NAAC and is accredited by AACSB, placing it among a select group of globally recognised business schools.

May 12, 2025

Maturity	Rate	Bidding Volume	Winning Bid Volume
7 days	1.40%	RMB43 billion	RMB43 billion