Enhanced Games, known for no-drug-testing policies, is going public on Nasdaq and launching direct-to-consumer performance products. Athletes like Fred Kerley and Ben Proud will compete in Las Vegas for $250,000 prizes without drug tests but with medical profiling. The company aims to raise $200 million and offer consumer health products. CEO Maximilian Martin emphasizes the benefits of performance enhancements under proper supervision. Martin’s appointment follows a restructuring that includes new CFO Sid Banthiya and chief sporting officer Rick Adams.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Enhanced Games to offer performance enhancers … and stock … to the public