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(Corrects to specify that Anemoi’s Friday announcement is regarding Transa’s new joint venture partnership and not the reverse takeover by Anemoi, which was agreed late in 2025.) The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Friday. ---------- SMALL-CAP - WINNERS ---------- Anemoi International Ltd, up 56% at 1.95 pence, 12-month range 0.34p-5.50p. The holding company of ID4 AG notes a partnership announcement from Sym Technologies Holding Ltd, also known as Transa, which as announced in late December it is set to buy in an all-share deal that will be structured as a reverse takeover. Transa, which specialises in eSIM secure provisioning technology, outlined an expanded collaboration with Cambridge, England-based peer Kigen in late February. Transa says the joint venture covers eSIM services and data management, including over-the-air subscriptions and device management, which will run from servers in Dublin and Dubai, ‘helping enterprises simplify mass-scale [internet of things] with a focus on security, efficiency, and automation’. ‘It is our understanding that Trasna hopes to compete for up to 10% to 15% of the eSIM market, estimated to amount to $5.8 billion by 2030, which has the potential to represent a very substantial annual revenue opportunity...over the medium to long term,’ comments Anemoi Chair Duncan Soukup. ---------- Auction Technology Group PLC, up 0.7% at 315.25p, 12-month range 263p-630p. FitzWalter Capital Ltd’s FWCPSCIA Securities Ltd, FitzWalter Capital Partners (Financial Trading) Ltd, FW Shelf 1 Ltd and FW Securities II Ltd have a 24.07% stake in the auction market operator and technology provider as of Wednesday, up from 23.04%. ---------- SMALL-CAP - LOSERS ---------- CAB Payments Holdings PLC, down 0.9% at 84.95p, 12-month range 38.4p-87.8p. Follows the payment processing and foreign exchange provider’s earnings report on Thursday, which included pretax profit rising 5.1% on-year to £18.5 million in 2025 but earnings per share decreasing 3.6% to 5.4p from 5.6p. At the same time, CAB announced its rejection of a ‘highly opportunistic’ bid from Helios Consortium, which it says ‘fundamentally undervalues’ its prospects. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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