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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Friday. ---------- AIM - WINNERS ---------- Aura Energy Ltd, up 16% at 11.18 pence, 12-month range 14.00p-4.68p. The Melbourne, Australia-based uranium and battery metals developer says MMCAP International and other investors will provide funding of C$10 million, around £5.4 million, for a 20% interest in its polymetallic Haggan project in Sweden. Aura Energy says this establishes the project’s value at C$50 million. ‘We are delighted to welcome investors of the calibre of MMCAP, Aura’s largest shareholder, and other high-quality investors into this new vehicle for Aura’s Haggan project, and the future support they can bring. We believe their investment is a demonstration of the quality and potential of the project, and its exciting future as... mining of uranium is now allowed again in Sweden,’ says Executive Chair Phil Mitchell. ---------- eEnergy Group PLC, up 6.8% at 5.29p, 12-month range 7.10p-3.50p. In a trading update, the London-based net zero energy services provider says revenue in 2025 fell 8.4% to £23.0 million from £25.0 million, but adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation more than doubled to £1.7 million from £600,000. It says adjusted Ebtida reflects ‘optimisation of operating cost base and improved operating efficiencies’. The forward order book at year-end doubles to £14.0 million from £7.0 million. Looking ahead, it increases 2026 revenue expectations to £34.0 million and expects adjusted Ebitda of £4.5 million. ‘Our focus is now on securing and delivering larger scale projects, improving gross margin and cash generation and we expect to see record revenues in [the first half of 2025],’ says Chief Executive Officer Harvey Sinclair. ---------- AIM - LOSERS ---------- Beowulf Mining PLC, down 8.9% at 9.11p, 12-month range 24.00p-7.03p. The Nordic-focused mineral resource developer on Thursday says it continues to progress its core assets and funding strategy. The firm says the heads of terms for the sale of Vardar Minerals has been signed, though the transaction remains non-binding. It says Grafintec is awaiting feedback from its application to Business Finland for a €7 million loan. This will need to be matched with €5 million of equity that the company is ‘actively seeking to raise’ at the subsidiary level. ‘Through our graphite and iron ore projects, Beowulf can play a critical role in the development of secure, resilient supply chains within Europe and deliver raw materials that can support the transition to a greener future,’ says Chief Executive Officer Ed Bowie. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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