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DP Poland CEO Nils Gornall on Pizzeria 105 acquisition strategy

DP Poland PLC (AIM:DPP) CEO Nils Gornall talked with Proactive about the company’s acquisition of Pizzeria 105 in Poland for £8.5 million — a key step in its strategy to transition towards a franchise-led business model. Gornall explained that DP Poland is the master franchisee of Domino’s Pizza in both Poland and Croatia, and this latest acquisition boosts the company’s franchised store percentage from just 8% three years ago to over 50% today. “The best Domino’s businesses around the world are franchisee-led. That's where we need to be,” he said. Pizzeria 105 is the fourth-largest pizza chain in Poland, with 90 franchised stores. Gornall emphasised how this acquisition aligns with DP Poland’s strategy, highlighting the opportunity to bring Domino’s global brand power and systems to a well-established local operator. “We have the tools to help the franchisees really take it to that next level,” he said. Looking ahead, Gornall noted the goal of rebranding all Pizzeria 105 stores to Domino’s within 24 months, with a target of reaching 200 fully branded Domino’s outlets by late 2026 or early 2027. The transaction also adds more than 80 franchise business owners to DP Poland’s ecosystem and supports a shift toward selling down corporate-owned stores. He said the key focus now is rebranding and driving sales performance with Domino’s marketing and operational capabilities. The long-term ambition is to move from 50% to 90% franchise ownership. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications for future content. #DPoland #DominosPizza #FranchiseGrowth #PizzaMarket #PolandBusiness #DominosPoland #NilsGornall #FoodIndustry #FranchiseStrategy #Pizzeria105 #CompanyAcquisition #InvestingInPoland #FastFoodBusiness

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2D Photonics CEO discusses plans to scale up advanced graphene-based photonics technology

Frontier IP Group portfolio company 2D Photonics CEO Ben Jensen talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s recent €25 million funding round and its plans to scale up its advanced graphene-based photonics technology. Jensen explained the growing demand for faster, more cost-effective data transmission solutions, driven by sectors such as AI and 5G. “What’s required today is ever faster data transmission at lower costs,” he said. According to Jensen, the new device architecture 2D Photonics has developed simplifies photonics design while significantly improving performance. This innovation is crucial for enabling higher bandwidth and lower power consumption across data networks. The funding will support the expansion of the leadership team and the development of pilot production capabilities. Jensen emphasized the importance of execution at this early stage, noting that the goal is to demonstrate the scalability of the technology for semiconductor foundries and ultimately reach high-volume manufacturing. He also discussed future applications, pointing to sectors such as space and defence, where rugged environments make traditional photonics challenging. In addition, the technology has relevance for Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), where rapid data transmission between sensors is critical for vehicle safety. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more insightful interviews like this. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and enable notifications so you never miss an update. #GraphenePhotonics #2DPhotonics #FrontierIPGroup #DataTransmission #SemiconductorTech #ADAS #SpaceTech #PhotonicsInnovation #GrapheneTech #DeepTechStartups #HighSpeedData #BenJensen #ProactiveInvestors

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Immunic CMO discusses significance of MS Awareness Month; progress with treatment

Immunic Inc (NASDAQ:IMUX) chief medical officer Dr Andreas Muehler talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s work in multiple sclerosis (MS) as MS Awareness Month concludes. Muehler discussed the importance of continued research funding and the community’s role in advancing treatment. He highlighted the company’s lead asset, vidofludimus calcium, which is in advanced-stage clinical trials. Results from the phase 2 EMPHASIS trial in relapsing-remitting MS showed a reduction of about three-quarters of new MRI lesions compared to placebo. Muehler said, “This is a very good value,” and pointed to biomarker data showing a strong, dose-linear suppression of neurofilament — a sign of nerve cell damage. A phase 3 program involving more than 2,000 patients is now underway, with data expected in 2026. In progressive MS, Immunic is close to reporting data from its phase 2 CALLIPER trial, having already seen positive biomarker signals at 24 weeks. Muehler addressed patients’ fears of disability, stressing the company’s commitment to tackling "progression independent of relapse activity (PIRA)", a key unmet need. He emphasized vidofludimus calcium’s dual mechanism — both anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective — and its potential to become the first oral drug targeting the full spectrum of MS. To hear more insights from Immunic and other biotech leaders, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications for future content. #ImmunicTherapeutics #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwarenessMonth #vidofludimuscalcium #MSTreatment #ClinicalTrials #Neuroprotection #MSResearch #BiotechNews #ProgressiveMS #RelapsingMS #PIRA #DrugDevelopment

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4GLOBAL CEO discusses expansion of Sport England deal for wider insights

4GLOBAL PLC (AIM:4GBL) CEO Eloy Mazon talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s expanded agreement with Sport England. The updated contract deepens 4GLOBAL’s role in delivering data-led insights to support increased sports participation across England, extending beyond facilities to include outdoor and informal activity spaces. Mazon explained that this new phase builds on a successful four-year partnership which helped boost participation by over 30%. “We like to think we play a very significant part in achieving those outcomes,” he said, referring to the impact of 4GLOBAL’s data platform on investment decisions in grassroots sports. Now, Sport England is shifting focus to track physical activity beyond formal facilities, such as cycling paths and running tracks. 4GLOBAL’s recently launched insight platform plays a key role by integrating multiple datasets to generate predictive insights. Mazon said, “This contract…places us at the centre of sport and physical activity in England.” He added that the broader ecosystem engagement—covering everything from local authorities to gym operators—offers not only data value for Sport England but commercial opportunities for 4GLOBAL. Mazon also highlighted the strategic value of this multi-year, multi-million-pound contract as part of the company’s move toward recurring revenue and EBITDA growth. “The focus for us going forward is to really grow EBITDA, because that provides us with that free cash flow…to invest in growth,” he noted. For more CEO interviews and market updates, head to Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications for the latest updates. #4GLOBAL #SportEngland #DataAnalytics #PhysicalActivity #GrassrootsSports #SportsInvestment #ARRGrowth #EBITDA #SmartData #ProactiveInvestors #UKSport

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