Gemini Space Station has divested its U.K. and European operations to stablecoin payments firm KAST for less than $10 million. The sale marks the completion of a restructuring plan initiated in February, which included a 25% workforce reduction and a strategic retreat from several international markets to focus on U.S. and Singapore operations. Investors now look toward the company's third-quarter financial results, scheduled for release after the U.S. market close on Thursday.
Gemini sold its U.K. and European operations to KAST for under $10 million, completing a retreat from overseas markets announced in February alongside a 25% workforce cut. The divestiture removes a low-value business line but signals progress on the restructuring toward profitability; at below $10 million the price is immaterial for a Nasdaq-listed company. Attention now shifts to third-quarter results due Thursday after the U.S. close.
- • Sale of U.K. and European operations to KAST for under $10 million
- • Third-quarter financial results scheduled after the close of U.S. trading on Thursday
- • Purchase price below $10 million suggests the exited businesses carried little value
- • Gemini declined to comment, leaving official confirmation outstanding