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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Tuesday. ---------- AIM - WINNERS ---------- Eagle Eye Solutions Group PLC, up 17% at 349.00 pence, 12-month range 410.00p-190.00p. The London-based provider of software-as-a-service marketing solutions says its financial performance for the first half of the financial year is ‘comfortably ahead’ of current market expectations. It says revenue in the six months to the end of December is £23.0 million, down from £24.2 million. Annual recurring revenue rises to £42.2 million from £41.0 million, while adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation falls 28% to £4.3 million from £5.9 million. ‘ARR is rebuilding strongly, with ARR added in H1 FY26 exceeding that achieved in the entirety of the prior year,’ the firm says. It expects to deliver adjusted Ebitda for the full year ‘comfortably ahead’ of current market expectations, which is for adjusted Ebitda of £5.9 million. The market consensus is for revenue of £45.1 million. The company expects to return to double-digit revenue and Ebtida growth in financial 2027. ‘Major new retailers have selected our offerings, with particularly strong progress in North America, and the first customers have been secured via the OEM agreement within weeks of launch, taking us into new sectors, demonstrating the potential from this transformational opportunity. As a result of this strong progress we look to the second half of the year and beyond with growing excitement and confidence,’ says Chief Executive Tim Mason. ---------- Staffline Group PLC, up 7.6% at 48.10p, 12-month range 51.13p-18.00p. The Nottingham, England-based recruitment and training firm reports higher earnings for 2025 in a trading update. Revenue rises 12% to £1.11 billion from £992.9 million, while pretax profit jumps 42% to £7.1 million from £5.0 million. It says the revenue increase was largely driven by a ‘significant new strategic partnership’ with a ‘leading logistics provider’ as well as ‘continued market share growth in the blue-collar sector’. ‘We are delighted to have delivered such a strong performance in FY 2025, underpinned by another successful Christmas peak trading period and significant new contract wins,’ says Chief Executive Officer Albert Ellis. ---------- AIM - LOSERS ---------- CPPGroup PLC, down 37% at 51.00p, 12-month range 163.00p-39.00p. The digital financial services provider says it is considering leaving the market due to ‘challenges faced by the company in the context of the current UK public market environment for small-cap companies’. These include ‘persistent undervaluation, limited liquidity, and the ongoing costs and administrative burden associated with maintaining a public listing,’ the company says. The firm adds no decision has been made at this stage, but it is ‘actively pursuing and carefully assessing a range of strategic options to maximise long-term shareholder value’. The company says its near to medium-term funding requirements will be met from its existing cash resources of £5.6 million at the end of 2025 and disposal proceeds. ---------- PetroTal Corp, down 21% at 17.35p, 12-month range 41.00p-17.15p. The Calgary, Alberta-based oil producer recognises that its ‘operational challenges’ in 2025 ‘have impacted investor confidence’. ‘PetroTal’s 2026 budget is a direct response to that feedback,’ says Chief Executive Officer Manuel Pablo Zuniga-Pflucker. The firm targets 2026 production volumes between 11,750 and 12,250 barrels of oil per day. It targets annual adjusted Ebitda of $30 million and a Brent price of $60.00 per barrel. ‘By moving to a third-party drilling provider and deferring non-essential infrastructure spend, we are prioritizing liquidity over near-term production growth. While the decision to suspend our dividend was difficult, this budget confirms it was necessary to navigate the transition through 2026 without compromising the long-term value of the Bretana field,’ says CEO Zuniga-Pflucker. ‘Bretana continues to offer competitive economic returns at $60.00 oil prices, provided we make the necessary improvements to our cost structure. Our investments this year will help set the stage for PetroTal to restore production output to 20,000 bopd next year,’ it says. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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