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The following are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-cap and AIM stocks on Monday. ---------- Main Market small-cap winners ---------- Red Capital PLC, up 37% at 33.5 pence, secures funding commitments, appoints CEO Nostrum Oil & Gas PLC, up 24% at 1.65p, lifted by higher oil prices capAI PLC, up 14% at 1.10p Hydrogen Capital Growth PLC, up 8.6% at 6.60p Intuitive Investments Group PLC, up 8.3% at 209.00p ---------- Main Market small-cap losers ---------- Supply@Me Capital PLC, down 17% at 0.0025p, will miss earnings deadline Resolute Mining Ltd, down 12% at 67.80p Chill Brands Group PLC, down 11% at 0.43p PYX Resources Ltd, down 11% at 0.38p ICFG Ltd, down 11% at 12.50p ---------- AIM winners ---------- Karelian Diamond Resources PLC, up 29% at 0.9 pence Christie Group PLC, up 25% at 150.00p, annual earnings growth AOTI Inc, up 19% at 50.50p, study shows superior durable healing of chronic wounds with its TWO2 therapy Braime Group PLC, up 19% at 950.00p IQE PLC, up 16% at 55.30p ---------- AIM losers ---------- Kazera Global PLC, down 26% at 1.00p, 2A mining right at South African site in final regulatory stages Mirriad Advertising PLC, down 23% at 0.0023p Celsius Resources Ltd, down 15% at 0.55p, says was not informed of MIC’s intentions to progress sale & assignment Frontier IP Group PLC, down 9.1% at 20.00p Kodal Minerals PLC, down 9.1% at 0.30p ---------- Small-cap and AIM movers in focus: ---------- Red Capital PLC, up 37% at 33.5 pence, 12-month range 9.50p-35.00p. Secures £1.6 million in funding and outlines proposed board changes. The Jersey-based acquisition company plans to raise the funds via a placing and unsecured convertible loan notes, having received binding commitments. Also proposes appointing Greig Gilbert as chief executive officer and Scott Gilbert as non-executive chair. ---------- Supply@Me Capital PLC, down 17% at 0.0025 pence, 12-month range 0.0020p-0.016p. The company says it will miss the April 30 deadline to publish its 2025 results. As a result, Supply@Me shares will be suspended from trading from Friday. The company says auditors Bright Graham Murray need more time to complete its procedures to finalise the accounts. ‘The Supply@Me team have been working diligently with Bright Graham Murray to deliver the accounts on time,’ says Chief Executive Officer Alessandro Zamboni. ‘Shareholders should be assured that publishing the accounts and removing the suspension of share trading remain our priority.’ ---------- Kazera Global PLC, down 26% at 1.00 pence, 12-month range 0.59p-2.30p. Provides strategic and operational update highlighting progress across its South African heavy mineral sands operations. Says its 2A Mining Right is in final stages of approval, while discussions with a strategic partner continue to support a transition to scaled production. Test work confirms the potential to upgrade product to around 41% TiO2. Adds it has implemented an operational reset to reduce costs and improve efficiency, including deferring director salaries, while progressing talks to resolve its African Tantalum asset and secure near-term funding. ---------- Celsius Resources Ltd, down 15% at 0.55 pence, 12-month range 0.27p-1.30p. Responds to reports regarding the sale and assignment of OLSA to Kiri. Says it was not informed of Maharlika Investment Corp’s intention to progress the transaction and is now taking advice from legal and financial advisers. Adds it is reviewing the situation following the announcement. ---------- Headlam Group PLC, up 3.6% at 29.10 pence, 12-month range 28.10p-99.80p. Receives a requisition notice from 10% shareholder First Seagull AS, which seeks to replace its chair and two directors due to ‘deteriorating operational performance’. The Birmingham, England-based floor coverings distributor says the requisition notice proposes resolutions to remove Chair Stephen Bird and directors Jemima Bird and Karen Hubbard. First Seagull proposes the appointment of Andrew Davis as chair with its own Managing Director Stian Husvaeg as non-executive director. Norwegian alternative investment fund First Seagull says the Headlam board ‘approved and oversaw a strategy developed by external consultants and executed by leadership with limited flooring experience’ that has ‘destroyed’ its ‘dominant market position by competing against core customers’. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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