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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Monday. ---------- SMALL-CAP - WINNERS ---------- Cloudbreak Discovery PLC, up 23% at 0.55 pence, 12-month range 0.080p-0.95p. The London-based natural resource project generator and royalty business exercises its option to acquire phase 1 of Darlot West gold project, covering 60.6 kilometres. The next phase of exploration has completed to further advance the project over an additional around 7 kilometres of greenstone belt strike, the company adds. The following phase of exploration is currently being planned, and will follow up on ‘significant’ metal detector pits across the project where coarse gold is believed to have been recovered, with high resolution magnetics to be completed shortly to potentially identify drill ready targets. ‘With the company now fully funded for all planned works, the number of samples collected from Darlot West in the past few weeks is exceptional,’ says Managing Director Tom Evans, adding: ‘...we will continue to follow up gold mineralisation over the project with the aim of moving towards drilling as soon as possible.’ ---------- Rainbow Rare Earths Ltd, up 16% at 17.95p, 12-month range 8.50p-18.50p. The developer of the Phalaborwa rare earths project in South Africa and Uberaba project in Brazil reports further successful results from the ongoing test work at Phalaborwa. The company optimises the feed stream to the final separation circuit via the incorporation of a Ce deletion step, which it says is a ‘major achievement in establishing Phalaborwa as one of the world’s most efficient producers of light and heavy magnet [rare earth elements] worldwide’. Chief Executive Officer George Bennett says: ‘These results demonstrate the exceptional work being carried out by our team at our in-house facilities in Johannesburg, which is a world-class laboratory at the cutting-edge of REE recovery techniques.’ ---------- SMALL-CAP - LOSERS ---------- Ondo InsurTech PLC, down 5.1% at 30.84p, 12-month range 13.00p-44.00p. The London-based claims prevention technology company for home insurers says in a statement ahead of its annual general meeting on Monday that it has continued to achieve ‘meaningful progress’, particularly in the US, since releasing its full-year results in July. Since the start of its current financial year at the beginning of April, the company has shipped 38,000 devices to US homes, which represents 80% of its global shipments and on-year growth of more than six times. Registered customers now total around 185,000, with the US representing 30% of its total customers and more than 50% of annualised contracted recurring revenue. Looking ahead, Ondo Insurtech remains focused on scaling LeakBot and strengthening its relationships with ‘leading insurers’, particularly in the US. ‘With multiple US partners expanding into new states, we are optimistic that these efforts will accelerate our growth and reinforce our market position. This ongoing momentum underscores the demand for our technology and sets the stage for continued success in the months to come,’ the company says. ---------- Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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