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The following are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-cap and AIM stocks on Tuesday. ---------- Main Market small-cap winners ---------- RC365 Holding PLC, up 97% at 3.45 pence, continues to rise after launching fintech platform Seraphim Space Investment Trust PLC, up 13% at 211.00p, ICEYE fundraise lifts valuation Nuformix PLC, up 13% at 0.19p capAI plc, up 9.3% at 0.74p, says two beta applications now available Aquila European Renewables PLC, up 7.2% at 14.15p ---------- Main Market small-cap losers ---------- Bay Capital PLC, down 11% at 8.00p Panther Metals PLC, down 11% at 157.50p First Class Metals PLC, down 10% at 3.90p, raises £1.0 million from placing abrdn Property Income Trust Ltd, down 8.6% at 1.92p Solvonis Therapeutics PLC, down 8.5% at 0.21p ---------- AIM winners ---------- Thor Energy PLC, up 17% at 0.70p, says HY-Range results ‘highly encouraging’ Marechale Capital PLC, up 15% at 7.50p James Latham PLC, up 11% at 1,010.00p Arkle Resources PLC, up 10% at 0.83p MedPal AI PLC, up 7.4% at 2.90p ---------- AIM losers ---------- Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC, down 66% at 8.50p, plans to delist from AIM market LBG Media PLC, down 22% at 27.25p, cuts full-year earnings guidance Celsius Resources Ltd, down 17% at 0.33p, disputes offtake plans for Philippines mine Ascent Resources PLC, down 10% at 0.45p Rockfire Resources PLC, down 10% at 0.14p, reports zinc and silver intercepts at Molaoi deposit ---------- Small-cap and AIM movers in focus: ---------- Seraphim Space Investment Trust PLC, up 13% at 211.00p, 12-month range 66.00p-284.00p. The London-based investor in ’SpaceTech’ companies says a recent funding round by its largest portfolio holding ICEYE would be equivalent to an increase in net asset value per share of around 73p. The firm notes the €450 million primary Series F financing round at a valuation of over €10 billion. Based on the announced valuation, the implied uplift to fair value of the company’s holding would be around €202 million. This would be double the previous fair value and equivalent to 73p in NAV per share. At the end of March, ICEYE was Seraphim Space’s largest portfolio holding, representing 47% of its NAV. ICEYE is the leading provider of sovereign intelligence from space, Seraphim Space says. ---------- First Class Metals PLC, down 10% at 3.90p, 12-month range 0.96p-4.50p. The Ontario, Canada-focused gold and critical metals explorer raises £1.0 million through a placing of 26.3 million new shares at 3.80p each. The proceeds are intended to expand the firm’s exploration activities on the Sunbeam project. ‘The current funding enables the company to advance it’s key exploration initiatives without delay, ensuring we are well positioned to deliver meaningful news flow throughout the remainder of 2026 while continuing to pursue opportunities that enhance shareholder value,’ says Chief Executive Officer James Knowles. ---------- Thor Energy PLC, up 17% at 0.70p, 12-month range 0.45p-0.90p. The exploration company says results from its phase two soil air geochemistry survey at the HY-Range project in South Australia build on and validate the previous phase one survey. The survey shows ‘highly elevated’ natural hydrogen readings, reaching a maximum of 3%, which is around 60,000 times background. ‘The preliminary results from our phase two geochemistry survey are highly encouraging,’ says Managing Director Andrew Hume. ---------- Silver Bullet Data Services Group PLC, down 66% at 8.50p, 12-month range 6.00p-39.00p. The London-based marketing services provider calls a general meeting for June 25 to ask shareholders to approve its de-listing from the AIM market in London after five years as a public company. ‘Despite delivering consistent growth and a current [earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation] positive performance, the recent downturn in the financial markets has adversely impacted the company’s share price and does not reflect the fundamental value of the company, undermining its future ability to raise funds in the public markets appropriate to its continued growth strategy,’ says Chief Executive Officer Ian James. ---------- LBG Media PLC, down 22% at 27.25p, 12-month range 20.68p-115.30p. The Manchester, England-based digital entertainment company, which owns social media accounts such as LADBible, cuts its full-year guidance after reporting lower interim profit. Pretax profit for the six months to the end of March falls to £1.8 million from £8.6 million. Revenue grows 19% to £52.4 million from £43.9 million, but net operating expenses jumps to £50.4 million from £35.6 million. It now expects financial 2026 revenue between £100 million and £107 million, down from previous guidance of £110 million. It lowers the adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to between £15 million and £20 million from £22 million. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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