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The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Focus Xplore PLC - strategic energy and critical minerals exploration company with exploration programs in Ontario, Canada - Pretax loss mounts to £627,504 in 2025 from £580,009 the year prior. Reflects an increase in impairments to £204,086 from £5,556. Diluted loss per share is 0.03 pence compared with 0.04p. ‘The new board is now focused on building a disciplined, properly funded strategy for advancing the company’s mineral interests, and on creating a more sustainable capital structure to support that work. The board is currently reviewing a number of opportunities, we look forward to updating shareholders on progress once it is appropriate to do so,’ company says. ---------- Ethernity Networks Ltd - supplies data processing semiconductor technology for networking appliances - Pretax loss narrows to $5.7 million in 2025 from $5.8 million the year prior. Revenue drops 24% to $1.1 million from $1.4 million. Bottom line hurt by amortisation and impairment of intangible assets of $2.5 million as part of the company’s strategy to maximise the value of its intellectual property assets and to evaluate licensing opportunities for its patent portfolio. Chief Executive David Levi says: ‘We took decisive steps to reduce our cost base and refocus the business on the areas where we continue to see the greatest value: intellectual property licensing, engineering services, recurring royalty income and supporting our existing customers.’ ---------- Roundhouse AI Ltd - Singapore-based technology company specialising in artificial intelligence agent deployment infrastructure - Reports pretax loss of S$2.1 million, around £1.2 million, widened from S$272,398 the year prior, reflecting increased expenses. Revenue is S$252,741 versus nil. ‘Looking ahead, our priorities are clear. We intend to continue expanding our AI operations, with the aim of increasing revenues, securing new customers and developing strategic partnerships that may enhance our capabilities and market reach,’ company says. ---------- Eco Buildings Group PLC - London-based sustainable construction firm - Loss for the year is €3.1 million compared to €3.9 million the year prior as revenue rises to €2.4 million from €1.4 million. Production and commercial activity accelerated as the Albanian manufacturing facility produced more than 82,000 square metres of wall panels while operating on a single shift. ‘During the past twelve months we have concentrated on moving from technology validation to the early stages of commercial execution. We have secured regulatory certifications, established manufacturing capability, formed international partnerships and subsidiaries, and begun to develop a pipeline of projects across multiple regions. While many of these initiatives are still at an early stage, we believe they position us to scale the deployment of our modular housing technology and to pursue significant opportunities in global housing markets,’ company says. ---------- Mercantile Ports & Logistics Ltd - operating and developing a port and logistics facility in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra - Loss for the year widens to £28.8 million from £18.7 million, with revenue down to £1.4 million from £4.4 million. ‘The events of recent years have reinforced the importance of operating in jurisdictions where property rights, contractual certainty, regulatory transparency and the rule of law are consistently applied. As a result, the board has been actively evaluating opportunities in a number of jurisdictions that we believe offer a more stable and predictable environment for long-term infrastructure investment,’ company says. ---------- Catenai PLC - London-based technology and digital services company specialising in data management, security, and compliance - Pretax loss widens to £496,401 in 2025 from £128,174 the year prior as revenue drops to £71,350 from £131,500. Says it is pleased with the progress of both Klarian and Alludium and looks forward to further progress in the near term. It continues to ‘focus on organic growth, building on existing customer relationships and attracting new clients, and on identifying and exploring strategic acquisitions to build the company and improve shareholder value.’ ---------- Emmerson PLC - developer of the Khemisset potash mine in Morocco - Pretax loss narrows to $1.5 million in 2025 from $25.8 million the year prior. 2024 includes a $21.1 million impairment charge. Says the priority for 2026 remains to work with legal advisors on advancing the arbitration process as it seeks compensation as a result of ‘Morocco’s breaches of its obligations under the Bilteral Investment Treaty with respect to the Khemisset Potash Project.’ In March, the firm outlined the company’s case in full, including a claim for damages amounting to $1.22 billion net of local taxes and including interest. ---------- Valereum PLC - Manchester, England-based digital asset infrastructure firm - Swings to a pretax loss of £7.0 million in 2025 from a profit of £3,222 in 2024. Revenue increases to £98,318 from £19,272. Bottom line is impacted by £2.2 million impairment of minority investments versus £13,996 a year ago and £4.0 million loss on revaluation of investments compared with a £2.0 million gain. ‘2025 was a year of decisive progress for Valereum. We entered 2025 with a clear objective: to reposition the Group as a commercially focused, revenue generating business with the capability to operate at institutional scale. We exited the year having delivered exactly that,’ company says. ‘The progress made in 2025 and the momentum carried into 2026 gives the board confidence in the group’s trajectory and its ability to deliver meaningful, sustainable value for shareholders,’ it adds. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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