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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Wednesday. ---------- AIM - WINNERS ---------- Seeen PLC, up 17% at 4.68 pence, 12-month range 6.50p-3.50p. The social media and technology company signs a strategic collaboration and reseller partnership with performance marketing firm Tiger Tracks LLC. The firm says the partnership will bring interactive video commerce capabilities directly into performance marketing campaigns. ‘By partnering with Tiger Tracks, we are combining Seeen’s interactive video technology with proven performance marketing expertise to help brands turn video engagement into customer acquisition and revenue,’ says Seeen Chief Executive Officer Adrian Hargrave. ---------- Goldplat PLC, up 13% at 13.50p, 12-month range 14.50p-5.60p. The gold miner and producer says pretax profit more than doubles to £4.7 million in the six months to the end of December from £1.8 million a year ago. Revenue rises 53% to £45.2 million from £29.6 million. Earlier this month, the firm declared an interim dividend of 0.14638 pence per share. ‘I am encouraged by the continued strong results achieved by the group (supported by good volumes and high gold price) and group being in a position to start paying regular dividends,’ says Chief Executive Officer Werner Klingenberg. ‘There is still significant work to be completed but all our efforts will create a more robust business providing a niche solution to the industry it operates in.’ ---------- AIM - LOSERS ---------- Itim Group PLC, down 13% at 29.70p, 12-month range 65.00p-25.75p. The retail software solutions provider says it expects to report revenue of £17.5 million for 2025, down from £17.9 million in 2024. It expects earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to fall to £1.7 million from £2.5 million. The firm expects to swing to a pretax loss of £464,000, from a profit of £175,000 in 2024. Itim says the performance is ‘robust’ and ‘set against a challenging economic backdrop particularly in the retail sector’. ‘As a result of these pressures facing the retail industry, the company’s results are below current market expectations. However, the board took action in the second half of the year by reducing the cost base by over £1 million, the effects of which will be seen in 2026, which gives the board further confidence for the year ahead,’ the company says. ---------- Gunsynd PLC, down 5.8% at 0.09p, 12-month range 0.21p-0.08p. The investor in the natural resource sector says its Bear Twit project will benefit from Mackenzie Valley highway upgrades in Canada, which will start in 2026. The development gives ‘the prospect of much improved and cheaper transport costs with respect to its Bear Twit project,’ it says. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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