Golden Rock Global Secures Funding and Targets Reverse Takeover After 2025 as Cash Shell

Golden Rock Global ( (GB:GCG) ) has shared an announcement.

Golden Rock Global reported its audited results for 2025, confirming that it remained a cash shell with no revenue and minimal operating costs, largely limited to regulatory expenses of its London listing. Trading in the company’s shares was restored in August 2025, but they were suspended again in January 2026 after the board agreed heads of terms for a potential reverse takeover.

Over the year, the company relied on convertible loan note funding, initially securing a facility from NE-10 Vodka that was later curtailed, prompting partial repayment and a £130,000 year-end balance. A new round of convertible loan notes in October 2025 raised £455,000, and subsequent agreements after year-end are expected to provide a further £1.035 million to cover advisory costs for the planned transaction.

NE-10 Vodka’s facility was restructured in February 2026 into a non-interest-bearing loan repayable at the company’s discretion, easing near-term interest pressure but leaving Golden Rock reliant on fresh funding to support liquidity. The board has signalled that the company’s going-concern status depends on receipt of the new convertible loans and is now squarely focused on delivering a successful reverse takeover in 2026 to unlock value for shareholders.

More about Golden Rock Global

Golden Rock Global is a Jersey-registered cash shell listed in the shell companies category of the FCA’s Official List and trading on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market. With no operating business or revenue, its focus is on executing an investment or reverse takeover to create shareholder value, while keeping costs low and applying a proportionate corporate governance framework aligned with the QCA Code.

Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold

Current Market Cap: £1.08M

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