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ZIN Zinc Media Group Plc (ZIN) News
3 September 2026 Zinc Media Group plc ("Zinc" or the "Group") Zinc Wins $6.1m Feature Film Commission in the Middle East Zinc Media Group plc (AIM: ZIN), the award-winning television, brand and audio production group, is pleased to announce that it has been commissioned to produce a 90-minute feature film for a leading institution in the Middle East, with a contract value of $6.1m. Revenue is expected to be recognised across the current and next financial year.
Director/PDMR Shareholding
Zinc Media Group plc announced that Chief Executive Officer Mark Browning sold 136,091 ordinary shares at 56.8 pence per share on July 8, 2026, to cover tax liabilities from a prior option exercise. Following this transaction, Browning now holds 634,408 shares, representing approximately 2.12% of the company's issued share capital.
Luxury Property annual review
July 28, 2025 Luxury property performance in the spotlight in our annual review as trophy homes continue to set new records By Mark Browning The financial year close revealed a year of continued momentum and new records for luxury property around Australia. The June quarter evidenced a further increase in confidence and activity. The luxury market performed well, with new record prices in Sydney and Melbourne for existing dwellings and still-to-be-built penthouse apartments being set.
Letter to the editor: Will we know when to invoke 25th Amendment on oldest president?
We’ve just completed the long election cycle and now have to congratulate Donald Trump on his good fortune to have been elected a second time and also serving as the eldest U.S. president ever. To our good fortune, the writers of the U.S. Constitution added an article to the 25th Amendment to save the country in case that person, through his actions or inactions, is determined incapable of fulfilling the duties of that office.
Luxury property market continues to remain strong
October 1, 2024 Quality trophy homes continue to be sought after even as the rate of growth in the wider market moderates. By Mark Browning The luxury property market across Australia remains resilient into Q3 2024, with persistent underlying demand from domestic and international buyers continuing to reset previous price records in tightly held prestige markets.
What's driving luxury property demand?
July 16, 2024 Strong local and international demand underly rising luxury property prices By Mark Browning As we reach the year’s mid-point, the luxury property market in Australia shows no sign of slowing as domestic and international buyers continue to create record prices in a tightly contested market. A lack of quality prestige product has limited purchase opportunities.
What’s next for the luxury property market?
Record luxury property prices were achieved in the first quarter of the year in major capital city markets as domestic and international buyers vied to capture a prized property in a tight market. The continued lack of quality prestige product in the market coupled with early signs of a boost to housing confidence continues to positively impact the upper end of the property market.
What Canada’s aging population means for your succession plan
View more insights Progress Stay ahead in veterinary practice with MNP's market update. Navigate consolidation shifts, labour shortages, and strategic sales. The unexpected impacts on your business, and its sale, as Canada’s population continues to get older. Real-world applications for how a solid data foundation and strategy can transform work in Canada’s energy industry.
Signs of slowing economy but pockets remain resilient
With the sharp increase in interest rates over the last 15 months, commercial property is going through a phase of adjustments. Hybrid working for office-based workers is still to settle with CBD and suburb retail as well as office sector adjusting to the emerging trends. Buyers are looking for prices to be reset taking into consideration these dynamics with sellers not yet forced to meet the market with a resulting significant decline in sale transactions occurring over the year to date.
Learn How to Get Rid of Squirrels
By Mark K Browning on November 23, 2021 0 Rate this Article Add Comment Contact Author Comments (0) Report Article Mark K Browning has published 1 post. Article submitted on November 23, 2021. Word count: 780 Building A Shed Can Be Fun With The Right Plans On Hand The garage is becoming cluttered and full, and you want to learn how to build a shed. This building can take away some of the mess and make it easier to keep your home organized.
Remembering the life of Vera Armstrong 1932 - 2021
August 18, 1932 - March 4, 2021 Vera Odell Miller Armstrong, 88, passed away peacefully surrounded by family, Thursday, March 4, 2021. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at Annetta Cemetery. Memorials: Her family will establish a scholarship at Weatherford College in her name. Vera was born August 18, 1932 in Aledo, to Vera (Peveler) and Bill Miller, both descendants of Texas pioneer families. She attended Aledo schools, graduating at the age of 16, in 1948.
Community Colleges: essential to post-pandemic economic recovery in Idaho and nationwide
Community colleges in Idaho and nationwide have responded quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic, making contributions to enhance capabilities of emergency responders and health care professionals. Community colleges have the unique capability to re-skill the workforce as Idaho and the nation prepare to return to productivity once the pandemic subsides.
Water Safety at LES
By Mark Browning Josh the Baby Otter made his annual appearance at Lyons Elementary last week, much to the delight of kindergartners at the school. Josh’s visit was sponsored by the Lyons Lions Club, which began the program last year after being contacted by the father of two Pinewood Springs boys who drowned in the Little Thompson River after venturing into the water during a game with other children.
Lions Club Golf Tournament Set For August 7
The Lyons Lions Club will hold its 23rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, August 7 at Lake Valley Golf Club. Entry fee for the tournament, a four-person scramble format, is $110 per person, with a shotgun start at 7:30 a.m. Registration forms are available at Clark's Hardware or from tournament director Ken Cinnamon (303) 823-6925.
70 Years of Service
By Mark Browning The Lyons Lions Club will celebrate its 70th anniversary as a local service organization at an afternoon event at Oskar Blues on Sunday, October 16. The local branch of the Lions International Organization was founded in 1946 when members of the Boulder Lions Club visited Lyons to encourage the formation of a local group. Ironically, the Lyons Lions Club has outlasted its parent club, since Boulder no longer has an active Lions club.
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