Est. 2001·3,000+ placements · six offices · four regions

Marex

Head of Energy, APAC

Placed a Head of Energy, APAC.

Marex Global commodities and financial-markets brokerage and infrastructure firm.

Head of Energy, APACGlobalCommodities / Financial Services

Challenge. Appoint regional energy leadership for a global markets firm.

The market for this leadership

Live MitchelLake intelligence across Commodities / Financial Services and EMEA.

Adjacent signals across Commodities / Financial Services

Restructuring · EMEA

Savannah Group

Savannah Group, a UK-based executive recruitment firm, has entered insolvency and been listed for sale after a failed pivot to AI-driven talent acquisition. Revenue fell 20% YoY (£15.6m to £12.4m), debt costs spiked 5.5x, and net profit halved. The company invested heavily in MapX, an AI recruitment platform launched publicly in February 2023 after internal development since 2019.

Restructuring · EMEA

Sasol

Sasol and Denmark's Topsoe announced strategic review of their Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) partnership, deciding to prepare for orderly operational wind-down of joint venture Zaffra while continuing technology-led licensing collaboration through Single Point Licensor (SPL) framework.

Ma Activity · EMEA

Gymshark

Gymshark founder Ben Francis is in talks to buy back a portion of the 21% stake he sold to General Atlantic in 2020, signaling intent to increase founder control and reduce private equity ownership.

Partnership · EMEA

eDreams ODIGEO

eDreams ODIGEO (eDO) partners with Visa to enable AI agents to initiate and complete travel purchase transactions across its eDreams, Opodo, GO Voyages, and Travellink platforms using Visa's Trusted Agent Protocol, Agentic Directory, and Payment Passkey infrastructure.

Partnership · EMEA

Leonardo

Leonardo secured a £4.6 billion ($6.1 billion) 18-month development contract as part of Edgewing consortium for the GCAP sixth-generation fighter jet program alongside BAE Systems and JAIEC.

Partnership · EMEA

Worldline

Worldline partnered with ING and Visa to pilot AI agent-driven payment transactions in Germany, demonstrating compliant agentic commerce using Strong Customer Authentication and biometric verification. Both Worldline and ING joined Visa's Agentic Ready Programme.

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