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The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Premier African Minerals Ltd - developer of the RHA tungsten and Zulu lithium projects in Zimbabwe - Reports no 2025 revenue, unchanged from 2024. Pretax loss narrows to $18.2 million from $19.7 million a year ago. Managing Director Graham Hill says: ‘The year under review has been one of challenge, reflection and, importantly, meaningful progress. Since my appointment, the board’s overriding objective has been to restore shareholder value by advancing the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project towards sustainable commercial production whilst positioning the company to secure the strategic investment and financing necessary to realise the full potential of this world-class asset.’ ---------- Arkadian Strategic Metals PLC - strategic metals and gold focused exploration and development company - Commissions a combination of desktop and field work at its Motzfeldt Critical Metals Project in southern Greenland. Says this is to provide the pathway towards a future exploitation licence application for the project. At the Clogau-St David’s Gold Mine in north Wales, completes a major service of the impact crusher at its pilot processing plant, including the replacement of worn parts. Processing has recommenced following a few weeks-long pause. Arkadian has decided to pause the underground development on Level 5 of the Llechfraith section of the mine. This decision ‘reflects our commitment to fully understanding the nature of the mineralisation,’ says Chair George Frangeskides. ---------- Mendell Helium PLC - helium producer in the US state of Kansas - Updates on operations at Fort Dodge, Kansas. Says perforating of Rost 2-26 has been completed, targeting the production zones that were identified during drilling with a mass spectrometer. Adds: ‘Gassy water at the surface has also provided encouraging evidence of the well’s potential. Swabbing of the well has provided data on likely water removal volumes and this data is being used to size the electric submersible pump that will be deployed in the well.’ At the Rost 1-26 well, Mendell has utilised an ESP supplied by Summit ESP, part of Halliburton Company. Expects Summit to supply the ESP and related controls for Rost 2-26. Elsewhere, says it has substantially completed upgrading the nearby Brobee salt water disposal well to access the deeper Arbuckle formation, with the well now at the target depth and taking water on a vacuum. Receives a permit for Brobee that doubles its water disposal capacity to 10,000 barrels per day. At the Schneweis Ventures 13A well, the disposal well to support recompletion has been completed and joint venture partner Ritchie Exploration Inc is currently awaiting approval from the State of Kansas following which operations can begin. ---------- Neo Energy Metals PLC - owns uranium and gold projects in South Africa - Reports on quarter to June 30 during which it raised £2.5 million in equity to support the rollout of its New Beisa and Henkries projects. ‘The quarter was defined by a substantial programme of corporate restructuring and governance reform, material progress in financial controls and audit completion, the initiation of security and risk management frameworks at New Beisa, and the advancement of community and stakeholder engagement infrastructure,’ Neo Energy says. ---------- Physiomics PLC - Oxford, England-based mathematical modelling company, which focuses on medical drug development - Conditionally issues Chair Nick Tulloch 4.0 million shares, representing remuneration of £20,000. Executive director Mike Whitlow and finance director Ian Bagnall will each receive 5.0 million new shares, representing remuneration of £25,000. All shares are to be issued at 0.50 pence each, the closing price on the day before the directors joined the board. Says the shares will be issued following the next annual general meeting as it currently has no headroom to issue new shares. Also issues grant options to the directors for a total of 20.1 million shares. Each provide the right to receive one share. 10.9 million of the options were granted with an exercise price of 0.55 pence and 9.2 million were granted with an exercise price of 0.65 pence, representing a premium of 15% and 35% respectively to the mid-market closing price of 0.48 pence on June 26. The options will represent 4.3% of the company’s share capital following the issue of the new shares. The options will expire on the fifth anniversary of the date of grant if not exercised. ---------- Cambridge Cognition Holdings PLC - brain health software provider based in Cambridge - Retail offer conditionally raises £48,000 gross through the issue of 138,366 shares at 35.0 pence each. Together with its recent placing and subscription, raises £2.59 million. ---------- Litigation Capital Management Ltd - asset manager focused on dispute financing - Announces that the debt covenant waiver from Northleaf Capital Partners that was due to expire on June 30 has been extended to July 31. During the extended waiver period, the interest on the loan remains increased by 2.00% per annum consistent with the initial waiver, company says. There is no additional one-time waiver fee in relation to this extension. Overall, continues to progress its strategic review announced in September. ‘...the waiver extension is reflective of Northleaf’s ongoing support while LCM works towards a long-term resolution of its capital position. Management will provide an update on the progress of the strategic review in due course,’ adds. ---------- Alien Metals Ltd - minerals exploration and development focused on Australia - Notes announcement from joint venture partner at the Elizabeth Hill Silver Project, West Coast Silver Ltd. The announcement outlines the beginning of a geophysical survey campaign at Elizabeth Hill. The programme is designed to test approximately 4 kilometres of the Munni Munni Fault Zone for potential repeats of the high-grade Elizabeth Hill silver system, which historically produced 1.2 million ounce of silver at a head grade of 2,194 grammes per tonne gold. ---------- Zinc Media Group PLC - London-based television and audio production company - Says Raw Cut Ltd achieves its 2025 earn out target. As a result, a payment of £350,000 is payable to the vendors of Raw Cut to be satisfied by the allotment of 661,625 new shares. The earn-out shares are subject to specified lock-in periods. Additionally, as part Chair Christopher Satterthwaite’s remuneration package, will issue 66,163 new shares. The earn-out shares and the new shares issued to Satterthwaite are based on a price of 52.9 pence per share, being the trailing 30-day average share price to June 26. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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