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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Thursday. ---------- AIM - WINNERS ---------- Thor Energy PLC, up 22% at 0.825 pence, 12-month range 0.45p-0.92p. Signs a binding agreement with DISA Technologies to evaluate and potentially process historic uranium mine waste dumps at its Colorado projects. Under the deal, Thor’s subsidiary Standard Minerals Inc will receive a gross revenue share of up to 4% from any saleable uranium or critical mineral concentrates, with no capital or operating costs payable by Thor. DISA has also secured final approval from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission to remediate abandoned uranium mine waste, paving the way for on-site work. ---------- ImmuPharma PLC, up 16% at 12.6p, 12-month range 1.09p-17.6p. The specialist drug discovery firm launches a new corporate website highlighting its proprietary P140 autoimmune platform, which targets immune tolerance to restore balance without suppressing healthy immune function. The company says it is developing a companion diagnostic to improve patient selection and monitoring and is in talks with potential partners following a recent new patent filing extending P140 protection to 2045. ImmuPharma adds that its cash runway extends into the second half of 2026 and it has no plans to raise further funds. ---------- AIM - LOSERS ---------- Empresaria Group PLC, up down 27% at 24.5p, 12-month range 22.5p-46p. The staffing group says Legacy UK Holdings will not make an offer for the company, ending its takeover period under the UK Takeover Code. Newly appointed Chair Joost Kreulen will dedicate additional time over the next six months to stabilise operations and strengthen management focus on efficiency and cost control. Empresaria says the new board will review operations and aims to position the group for recovery in the global recruitment market. ---------- Vast Resources PLC, down 22% at 0.2025p, 12-month range 0.0675p-0.525p. Raises £2.0 million through a placing of 1.11 billion new shares at 0.18p each. The miner in Romania, Tajikistan and Zimbabwe says proceeds will go toward repaying $1 million of debt owed to Alpha and Mercuria, extending loan terms and unlocking diamond sale proceeds to clear outstanding obligations. Funds will also support due diligence ahead of restarting operations at the Baita Plai and Manaila mines and strengthen cash reserves as the company awaits proceeds from its November diamond tender. ---------- Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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