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The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Goldplat PLC - gold miner and producer with recovery operations in Ghana and South Africa - Expects results for year to June 30 ‘materially exceed prevailing market expectations’. Goldplat hails high gold prices and strong volumes. ---------- Shearwater Group PLC - London-based cybersecurity advisory and managed security services group - Shearwater wins a five-year contract expansion valued at around £25 million with a ‘leading UK-based global telecommunications provider’. Around £12.5 million of the value will be recognised in financial 2026, which ended on June 30. This underpins Shearwater’s confidence in achieving market expectations for earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, with revenue expected to be slightly ahead of expectations. It puts consensus at £2.4 million for adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation and revenue at £35.5 million. ---------- Croma Security Solutions Group PLC - Whiteley, England-based security services provider - Croma gets a £440,064 final payment to seal the £6.5 million disposal of security personnel firm Vigilant Security Ltd. ‘We are pleased to have received the final payment from the sale of Vigilant, bringing to a close a transaction that was first announced three years ago. As planned, the capital from the transaction has been instrumental in expanding the group’s portfolio of security centres. Their contribution has been key to our positive trading performance, and later this month we look forward to providing a trading update covering the 12 months ended 30 June 2026,’ Croma says. ---------- Medpal AI PLC - London-based digital health and AI company - Gets NHS approval for pharmacy dispensing and distribution facility at Sarus Court, Runcorn. It will be roughly 23,000 sq ft of operational capacity when fully complete, ‘The new facility benefits from over £1 million of investment in robotics, automation and MedPal AI’s proprietary pharmacy technology stack. The Board of MedPal AI believes this investment, combined with Sarus Court’s scale, workflow design and direct-to-patient operating model, positions the facility to become one of the most sophisticated and lowest-cost pharmacy dispensing platforms in the UK at scale.’ ---------- GSTechnologies Ltd - Perth, Australia-based fintech company - It draws down the first $5 million tranche of a £20 million unsecured term loan facility entered into with Clarivan Group. ‘The second tranche of the facility will be available to draw down between 1 August and 30 August 2026 at the company’s election,’ GS says. ---------- Sanderson Design Group PLC - London-based interior design and furnishings group - Says entered its financial year with ‘good momentum’ and that been sustained. Sanderson seal ‘year-on-year growth year-to-date’ since end of financial year on January 31. ‘Consequently, expectations for the full year are unchanged. The board retains full confidence in the group’s strategy, the strength of its brands, its archive and its balance sheet and looks forward to continued strategic and financial progress.’ ---------- Time Out Group PLC - London-based global media and hospitality business - Time Out signs a new 10-year franchise agreement with ITP Media Group. The deal covers Time Out’s operations in Hong Kong and Singapore. ‘Under the agreement, ITP will operate Time Out Hong Kong and Time Out Singapore, including their editorial operations, digital platforms, social channels, events and experiential activations. The agreement builds on a successful partnership spanning more than 20 years, during which ITP has operated Time Out franchises across the Gulf Cooperation Council, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Doha, Riyadh and Jeddah,’ Time Out adds. ---------- Oriole Resources PLC - West and Central Africa-focused gold explorer - Oriole says step-out drilling ‘confirms further mineralisation’ at the MB01-S gold asset in Cameroon. ‘Results for holes MBDD045 to MBDD047 have returned 34 mineralised gold intersections,’ Oriole says. The MB01-S deposit is located at the 50%-owned Mbe gold project. ‘The latest batch of step-out drilling results for MB01-S have returned yet more encouraging mineralised intersections which provide support for a westward and southward extension of the deposit. We hope that this should lead to an expansion of the current MRE for MB01-S when it is reported later in Q3. We eagerly await the results from the remaining two holes in theprogramme so that the independent geological consultant can complete the remodelling work,’ Chief Executive Officer Martin Rosser says. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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