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The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- eEnergy Group PLC - London-based net zero energy services provider - Announces its significant solar PV agreement, announced in September has been expanded from 47 schools to potentially up to 82 schools across East and West Midlands and parts of London. The scope of the work has also been expanded to include LED, EV and battery installations as well as solar PV as part of the Great British Energy Solar Partnership. To meet the rapid deployment and completion deadline for the end of March 2026, eEnergy enters into an unsecured loan facility of £1.5 million with Harwood Holdco Ltd. In addition, eEnergy grants a total of around 8.7 million five-year warrants to subscribe for new shares of the company to Harwood. Overall, eEnergy says it is trading well. Subject to no significant adverse weather in the final two months which could potentially delay the solar PV installations, it remains on track to deliver revenue and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in line with market expectations. ---------- Syncona Ltd - London-based investor in life science companies - Portfolio company Autolus Therapeutics PLC reports third quarter Aucatzyl net product revenue of $21.1 million and deferred revenue of $7.6 million with 60 authorised treatment centres achieved ahead of target. ---------- Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra, Australia-based designer of vehicle operator monitoring systems - Announces a significant order for the supply of Guardian Generation 3 units across the distribution fleet of a major US-based multinational company. Seeing Machines will supply and support the initial installation of 1,100 Guardian units, scheduled for completion by December. Following the initial rollout, discussions are ongoing for a further expansion in the new year to the company’s heavy truck fleet. ‘This marks our first major deal in North America and is a testament to our technology’s proven impact on driver safety and fatigue reduction. When a company is truly committed to achieving the highest safety standards, Guardian stands out as the clear choice,’ says Chief Executive Paul McGlone. ---------- First Tin PLC - tin mine developer targeting Germany and Australia - Wholly owned subsidiary, Taronga Mines Pty Ltd concludes the public exhibition period for its environmental impact statement as required for development approval of the Taronga Tin Project in New South Wales, Australia. During the four-week public consultation period, only 4 objections were received. As fewer than 50 objections were lodged, the project will now proceed through the standard departmental approval process rather than referral to the Independent Planning Commission, significantly reducing the likely permitting timeframes and cost to the company. ---------- ACG Metals Ltd - Tortola, Virgin Islands-based mining company - Raises $15.0 million through the placing of around 1.1 million shares at £10.80 each. The placing was ‘oversubscribed, receiving strong support from existing and new investors, allowing the company to broaden its institutional following and market support.’ The separate retail offer remains open for individual investors. Proceeds will part fund phase 1 capex and be utilised, alongside internal cash resources, to fully fund the $39 million enriched ore treatment project capex. ‘We’re pleased with the strong demand shown in yesterday’s placing, which was significantly oversubscribed. We appreciate the backing of our long-standing investors and are glad to welcome those joining us for the first time. The outcome is a clear endorsement of our team and strategy, which we will execute as planned,’ Artem Volynets, chair & chief executive officer says. ---------- Strategic Minerals PLC - London-based mineral producer, which operates in the UK, US and Australia - Provides update from its wholly owned subsidiary, Cornwall Resources Ltd. CRL is actively undertaking a fully-funded diamond drilling programme, and related activities, at its wholly owned Redmoor Tungsten-Tin-Copper Project in southeast Cornwall, which the company understands to be the highest-grade undeveloped tungsten resource in Europe. Two further drill holes have been completed since the last drill programme update, with the final drill hole of the programme well advanced. ‘Drilling was planned to meet several key criteria, including twin drilling of 1980s drill holes, validation of short-spaced continuity of grade and structure within the SVS, and infill drilling of a key section of the Redmoor JORC exploration target. We believe, subject to analytical testwork confirmation, that we have met these goals, further derisking Redmoor and providing key information for the MRE update and future infill drilling campaigns,’ says Rowan Thorne, CRL exploration manager. ---------- Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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