TV software house Mirada quietly re-registered as a privately held company last month. A recent review concluded that cancellation of trading publicly on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) – a specialist division of the London Stock Exchange for “riskier” companies – was in the best interests of investors and the company’s long-term vision. This financial backdrop was an impromptu start to Faultline’s video call with Mirada’s CEO, Jose-Luis Vázquez, this week. We were scheduled to discuss Mirada’s latest contract extension at Mongolian operator SkyMedia, part of Skytel Group, a customer since 2019, but discussing the vendor’s financial future took precedence. The about-turn in trading comes following a difficult post-pandemic recovery period for the Spanish Android TV specialist. Deployments are through…