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Tiger Royalties to acquire AI creative platform in reverse takeover and rebrand as Potentially AI

Tiger Alpha will acquire Cyprus-incorporated Potentially and seek readmission to AIM under a new name, targeting the AI-powered content creation market.

by tickstock newsroom
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Tiger Alpha (AIM:TIR), the AIM investing company, has identified Potentially as a reverse takeover target, with completion triggering a rebrand to Potentially AI and readmission to trading on AIM.

Potentially, incorporated in Cyprus in 2025 by Oliver Yonchev and Sukhveer Sanghera, has built a unified creative platform enabling users to create, protect and monetise digital content through artificial intelligence, with support for text, image, audio and video generation at launch.

The platform routes tasks across multiple AI models through a single account, with each user operating a dedicated AI agent in a secure environment that learns creative preferences over time and isolates intellectual property.

The company intends to earn commission-based revenues through a marketplace where creators can licence and sell AI-generated outputs and packaged AI agents to other users.

The board will be substantially reconstituted on readmission: CEO Jonathan Bixby, Finance Director Nicholas Lyth and non-executive Alex Borrelli are all stepping down, with Sanghera joining as Chief Architect, Yonchev as Chief Operating Officer, and Lord Dominic Johnson of Lainston CBE as Senior Independent Non-Executive Director.

The capital to be raised and the anticipated market capitalisation at admission remain to be confirmed, with readmission targeted for 13 July.

by tickstock newsroom

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