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AIM WINNERS & LOSERS: Gattaca surges; Pan African Resources recovers

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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Thursday.

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AIM - WINNERS

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Gattaca PLC, up 9.4% at 78.25 pence, 12-month range 68.60p-125.00p. The staffing solutions firm is trading in line with expectations. CEO Matthew Wragg says: ‘The group continues to operate in a tough market environment, however with targeted investments in core sectors we remain focused on delivering long-term growth. We are confident that we will navigate the current conditions through strong engagement, high productivity, operational efficiency and active management of the group’s cost base.’ Net fee income in the six months to January 31 is expected to have eased 3% on-year to £18.8 million. Its adjusted pretax profit outlook for the full-year remains at £3 million and it expects to announce an interim dividend in its April 2 half-year results.

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Pan African Resources PLC, up 3.0% at 37.35 pence, 12-month range 16.40p-42.50p. The stock snaps a three-day losing streak which saw it fall 14%. Shares in the gold producer are still up around 9% year-to-date, however.

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AIM - LOSERS

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Thruvision Group PLC, down 18% at 3.68p, 12-month range 2.00p-20.40p. Says some deals once earmarked for the year to March 31 will now mostly fall into the next financial year. ‘Whilst all of these material opportunities remain intact, recent discussions with associated customers have confirmed that they will predominantly not start before the next financial year and therefore that their impact on the current financial year ending 31 March 2025 will be minimal,’ it says. It now expects annual revenue in the range of £5 million and £6 million, down from previous guidance of £9 million.

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