Amounts owed to group companies are non-secured and repayable on demand.
In May 2020 Gamevy successfully applied for the government assisted short term loan in response to Covid-19. This loan has now been extended to a 10 year repayment plan following the available holiday period. Deductions began in December 2021.
Intercompany Balances and Capital Restructuring
During the period ended 30 June 2025, the Company completed a capital restructuring exercise involving the elimination of historic intercompany balances owed to its parent and related entities, Gluck Group Limited (the ultimate parent) and Gluck Ltd (an intermediate group company).
The balances originated from funding provided to support the Company’s ongoing research and development activities, including the development of its multiplayer gaming platform. These amounts were historically recorded as intercompany loans or payables.
As part of a strategic realignment of the Group’s capital structure, the outstanding intercompany balances were formally waived by Gluck Group Limited and Gluck Ltd. This transaction has been accounted for in accordance with FRS 102 requirements for the extinguishment of financial liabilities.
The waiver has been treated as a capital contribution from the parent entities.
No cash consideration was exchanged.
The transaction resulted in a corresponding credit to equity within Capital contribution reserve.
No gain or loss was recognised in profit or loss as the transaction occurred between entities under common control.
This restructuring simplifies the Company’s balance sheet and strengthens its equity base in anticipation of the future commercialisation of its internally developed multiplayer platform.
Description £
Intercompany balances waived - Parent Company 1,956,972
Intercompany balances waived - Associate Company 3,080,067
Credit to capital contribution reserve (5,037,039)
Following this transaction, the Company has minimal intercompany liabilities owed to or by Gluck Group Limited or Gluck Ltd as at 30 June 2025.