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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 ---------- Imaging Biometrics Ltd, up 29% at 0.90 pence, continues to rise after positive IB Neuro results Nuformix PLC, up 19% at 0.20p Critical Mineral Resources PLC, up 7.5% at 2.15p Nanoco Group PLC, up 6.2% at 2.75p Panther Metals PLC, up 6.2% at 172.50p ---------- Main Market small-cap losers ---------- Atlas Metals Group PLC, down 11% at 8.00p BSF Enterprise PLC, down 10% at 2.25p Resolute Mining Ltd, down 8.4% at 55.50p Mila Resources PLC, down 8.0% at 1.15p, reports gold intercepts at Yarrol Aquila European Renewables PLC, down 7.9% at 13.45p ---------- AIM winners ---------- Mercantile Ports & Logistics Ltd, up 69% at 2.20p Marechale Capital PLC, up 22% at 5.45p, receives FCA approval for Stanford Capital change in control Beeks Financial Cloud Group PLC, up 18% at 191.50p, hails $5 million contract ProService Building Services Marketplace PLC, up 16% at 2.91p Oriole Resources PLC, up 12% at 0.34p, completes Mbe South step-out drilling ---------- AIM losers ---------- GENinCode PLC, down 17% at 0.95p, reports widened loss Audioboom Group PLC, down 15% at 475.00p, calls of bid talks Mpac Group PLC, down 11% at 232.50p, warns profit will miss expectations Beowulf Mining PLC, down 11% at 8.00p Tern PLC, down 11% at 1.20p ---------- Small-cap and AIM movers in focus: ---------- Beeks Financial Cloud Group PLC, up 18% at 191.50p, 12-month range 140.00p-272.00p. The Glasgow, Scotland-based cloud computing and connectivity provider secures the first contract for its artificial intelligence platform, Market Edge Intelligence. The five-year, $4.8 million, contract is with one of the ‘world’s largest banks’ for deployment of the software in one area of its trading business. Revenue recognition is set to start immediately, further supporting expectations for the financial year that runs to June. Over time, the contract has ‘strong expansion potential’ across the customer’s wider trading infrastructure, Beeks Financial adds. ---------- Oriole Resources PLC, up 12% at 0.34p, 12-month range 0.18p-0.64p. The West and Central Africa-focused gold explorer completes step-out drilling at the Mbe South gold deposit. It expects the mineral resource estimate will be reported early in the third quarter. ‘The latest two drill hole results for the step-out drilling programme at the MB01-S deposit are over significant widths, and hole MBDD044 has a pleasing best intersection of 27.20 metres at 1.69 gram of gold per tonne,’ says Chief Executive Officer Martin Rosser. ---------- GENinCode PLC, down 17% at 0.95p, 12-month range 0.90p-5.50p. Reports a wider pretax loss. The Oxford, England-based genetic testing company says its pretax loss widened to £5.9 million in 2025 from £5.1 million a year earlier. Revenue increases to £3.1 million from £2.7 million. The company says it is targeting higher revenue in 2026, but said consolidated revenue in the first four months of the year was broadly in line with 2025. ---------- Audioboom Group PLC, down 15% at 475.00p, 12-month range 270.00p-810.00p. Says it has terminated discussions with potential suitors stating the proposals ‘undervalue the company and its prospects.’ The London-based podcast producer says this was despite the fact that all of the indicative offers were at a premium to the closing share price of 540 pence per share on October 2, 2025, the last day of trading prior to the company entering into an offer period. Last October, Audioboom announced a strategic review to look at options, including a possible sale of the company. Since February, three interested parties have submitted non-binding indicative proposals to make a cash offer for the firm. But following the company’s announcement in April of record trading results for the quarter ended March, Audioboom now considers that the level of offers received ‘undervalue’ the company and its prospects, given its accelerating performance. ---------- Mpac Group PLC, down 11% at 232.50p, 12-month range 200.00p-495.00p. Warns it expects full-year underlying pretax profit to be ‘substantially below’ current market expectations on a like-for-like basis, while also announcing the sale of a non-core business division. The Tadcaster, North Yorkshire-based high-speed packaging and automation solutions company expects first half margins to be below the prior year, and full-year underlying pretax profit to be ‘substantially’ below current market expectations on a like-for-like basis. Mpac says it continues to focus on ‘maintaining appropriate liquidity and covenant headroom.’ This position will be materially improved by the proceeds from the up to £20 million sale of its bespoke automation solutions Lambert. The business was deemed not to ‘fit within the group’s ongoing strategy,’ after a strategic review. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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