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Business Wire
10-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Montreal-based BRAVO READY Acquires Honeyland to Expand Real-Money Gaming Ecosystem
MONTREAL, Québec--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BRAVO READY, a leader in real-money gaming infrastructure, today announced the acquisition of Honeyland, a Blockchain-based game with a growing player base and proven traction in the Web3 gaming space. 'This acquisition strengthens our ecosystem and accelerates our multi-product strategy,' said Evan Ryer, CEO of BRAVO READY. 'It's a perfect fit for our scalable, real-money gaming infrastructure.' Share Honeyland, developed by Hexagon Studios, is a Blockchain-based strategy game built on Solana, where players collect, trade, and battle, boasting 300,000 registered and 4,000+ daily active users. Hexagon previously raised $4 million US at a $20 million US valuation. 'This acquisition strengthens our ecosystem and accelerates our multi-product strategy,' said Evan Ryer, CEO of BRAVO READY. 'It's a perfect fit for our scalable, real-money gaming infrastructure.' Honeyland joins: BR1: INFINITE and Bonk Arena, a Mini Arena game, as part of BRAVO READY's growing portfolio of live, revenue-generating products. 'This is the boost Honeyland has been waiting for,' said Corey Wright, CEO at Honeyland. 'BRAVO READY has everything it takes to make Honeyland one of the biggest Web3 games in the world, and we are excited to join forces!' Each acquisition strengthens BRAVO READY's overall position by adding valuable technology, loyal player bases, and new monetization pathways that reinforce its long-term vision. The company remains focused on creating a repeatable platform that can launch, operate, and scale multiple successful titles and collaborations across the Web3 landscape. 'We're not building a company that relies on a single breakout hit,' added Ryer. 'We're building an ecosystem that can support a whole portfolio of games and partners, each one a proof point for the power of our platform. Honeyland fits that mission perfectly, and we're thrilled to welcome them into the READY! Family.' Learn more about the BRAVO READY ecosystem at BRAVO READY is building the next generation of real-money gaming through scalable infrastructure, supporting original games and branded experiences. With a focus on flexibility, licensing, and operational efficiency, the company is redefining how Web3 games are built, distributed, and monetized.
Yahoo
14-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Ukrainian refugee scoops gold at honey awards
A Ukrainian refugee living in Devon who started a business selling honey from her homeland has received national recognition. Maryna Georgieva, from Moretonhampstead, fled the war in 2022 with her two children and started her company Honeyland, where she imports honey produced in Ukraine to sell in the UK. Last month her product won gold at the London International Honey Awards. Ms Georgieva said the award belongs to all the "incredible" Ukrainian beekeepers who had "collecting honey during the most challenging of times". More news stories for Devon Listen to the latest news for Devon Ms Georgieva said she only planned to stay in Devon for six months before returning home but the continuing conflict scuppered her plans. She said her signature buckwheat honey was "unusual" and "unique in taste", similar to manuka honey. On her award, she said she was "very happy and proud to win gold". Ms Georgieva said she has an "ambitious plan" to deliver Ukrainian honey across the country and get it into every major supermarket. "I'm limited in time so I live on high speed," she said. "We're on a mission to make people in the UK fall in love with Ukrainian honey." Follow BBC Devon on X, Facebook and Instagram. Send your story ideas to spotlight@ How bees could help war-hit families in Ukraine Swarms of rare bees rehomed for house restoration Devon school trains 'mini beekeepers' London Honey Awards
BBC News
14-06-2025
- Business
- BBC News
Ukrainian refugee in Devon scoops gold at honey awards
A Ukrainian refugee living in Devon who started a business selling honey from her homeland has received national recognition. Maryna Georgieva, from Moretonhampstead, fled the war in 2022 with her two children and started her company Honeyland, where she imports honey produced in Ukraine to sell in the month her product won gold at the London International Honey Awards. Ms Georgieva said the award belongs to all the "incredible" Ukrainian beekeepers who had "collecting honey during the most challenging of times". Ms Georgieva said she only planned to stay in Devon for six months before returning home but the continuing conflict scuppered her said her signature buckwheat honey was "unusual" and "unique in taste", similar to manuka her award, she said she was "very happy and proud to win gold". Ms Georgieva said she has an "ambitious plan" to deliver Ukrainian honey across the country and get it into every major supermarket. "I'm limited in time so I live on high speed," she said."We're on a mission to make people in the UK fall in love with Ukrainian honey."
