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demo recordTeam ownership

Periphery Gaming: equity, control and the 2019 restructuring

Public filings show a stable shareholder line and an unstable management arrangement. This record separates who holds equity, who votes it, and who signs operating decisions.

r3as of 2026-10-234 sources3 judgments
demo recordLeague governance

Meridian League: how a competitive slot changed hands without a public transfer

Two league announcements imply a slot transfer; the rulebook requires an approved transfer agreement. The public record contains the first and not the second.

r1as of 2026-10-213 sources3 judgments
demo recordCapital & investors

Dahlia Holdings: where the money for the 2019 acquisition came from

A financing round is described in three places with three different amounts. Only one figure is anchored to a filing, and it covers a subsidiary rather than the group.

r2as of 2026-10-182 sources2 judgments
demo recordTeam ownership

Northgate Esports: the holding company behind the franchise slot

A slot holder of record and the company that signs player contracts are two different legal entities. One is named in a league notice, the other only in a contract extract.

r1as of 2026-10-172 sources2 judgments
demo recordTeam ownership

Periphery Gaming: a second charge over the team's IP

A security interest registered over brand assets follows a loan whose lender is not visible in the public register extract.

r1as of 2026-10-161 source2 judgments
demo recordLeague governance

Meridian League: who pays the franchise fee, and to whom

Two rulebook editions describe the franchise fee differently: one addresses the operator, the other the team's parent company. The change is undocumented.

r2as of 2026-10-152 sources3 judgments
demo recordBroadcast & media rights

Clip rights: a sublicence signed by a company with no visible rights

A clip-rights sublicence was announced by a production company that does not appear in any rights-holder register. The chain above it is missing from the public record.

r1as of 2026-10-111 source2 judgments