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The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Monday and Friday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- RC365 Holding PLC - payment solutions and fintech company, which operates primarily in east and southeast Asia - Launches Wealth Management System, a software offering designed for trust companies and wealth management institutions. ‘The Wealth Management System represents a strategic expansion of the group’s product offering, extending the RC ecosystem into the high-growth wealth management and trust services sector,’ RC365 says. It has been developed with a total investment of roughly $150,000. ‘The platform is now ready for commercial deployment and is intended to be licensed to trust companies and wealth management institutions on a monthly subscription basis at $5,000 per month per subscriber. The subscription fee is subject to adjustment based on the scope of services and modules deployed for each subscriber,’ it adds. In an illustrative scenario where it onboards 5 to 8 trust firms within 12 months of launch, it could generate ‘annual recurring revenue of approximately $300,000 to $480,000’. ---------- Oriole Resources PLC - West and Central Africa-focused gold explorer - Results for the final two holes in the MB01-S deposit drilling return ‘a further 13 mineralised gold intersections’. ‘Results delivered from the step-out programme have supported northern, western and southern extensions to the existing geological model and it is anticipated will increase the total resource at MB01-S. An updated mineral resource estimate is now being prepared and will be published later in Q3-2026,’ the firm says. Meanwhile, it says it has signed a joint venture agreement with partner AGEM Senegal Exploration Suarl, part of Managem Group, related to the Senala orogenic gold project in Senegal. ‘The completion of the joint venture agreement with our partner Managem is a major milestone for the Senala project as it paves the way for a detailed, soon to be commenced, next phase exploration programme, budgeted at $2 million. The programme includes extensive drilling of the Project’s key targets,’ Chief Executive Officer Martin Rosser says. The new JV replaces an hold agreement which saw AGEM earn roughly 59% of the project by spending $5.8 million on exploration. Oriole adds: ‘AGEM is to introduce $212,000 of working capital into a new joint venture company to take its ownership to 60%. ---------- Power Metal Resources PLC - metals explorer with projects in North America, Africa, Saudi Arabia and Australia - Its prospecting licence 311/2016 has been extended for a period of two years, now valid until the end of March 2028. It covers the Molopo Farms asset in Botswana. ’Drilling has commenced on a 1,600m programme of core drilling targeting an initial five high interest geological and geophysical targets on the eastern feeder zone to the Molopo Farms Igneous Complex,‘ Power Metal says. ---------- Panther Metals PLC - Canada-focused mineral deposits exploration company - Reports an ’extension amendment‘ to a sale and purchase agreement with Broken Rock Resources Ltd covering the Obonga asset in Canada. ’The amendment agreement provides Panther with additional operational flexibility to advance and extend the currently ongoing phase 1 diamond drilling programme,‘ Panther Metals say. In addition, the firm agrees to settle outstanding invoices through the issuance of shares. It issues 14,000 shares to settle amounts owed to a drilling contractor. it has agreed to issue 34,000 new ordinary shares to a service provider to settle consultancy fees. ---------- Partners Group Private Equity Ltd - provides exposure to a portfolio of investments in private companies - Free cash flow as at June 30 ’was negative‘. As a result, it has not allocated new capital to the share buyback programme. ’The company will seek to deploy the residual €13.5 million of the current share buyback programme of €18 million agreed in April 2026. This programme, which was due to expire on 31 July 2026, will now be extended to 30 September 2026,‘ Partners Group says. ’The company continued to enjoy a healthy flow of liquidity events during the quarter ended 30 June 2026, with the receipt of approximately EUR 33 million of distributions. New investment activity remained muted, with a negligible amount drawn for investment.‘ ---------- Tekcapital PLC - intellectual property investment group - Portfolio firm Innovative Eyewear Inc sees a 71% on-year rise in first half net sales to $1.8 million. They rose at the same pace in the second quarter alone. It is the 12th successive quarter of growth for the investee. ’Growth continues to be led by the Lucyd Armor smart safety eyewear line, with sustained demand across Innovative Eyewear’s direct-to-consumer, online marketplace, and wholesale channels,‘ Tekcapital says. ---------- Frontier IP Group PLC - London-based company focused on commercialising intellectual property - Portfolio firm inSignals Neurotech is awarded a €317,762 grant, which is co-financed by the EU under the Portugal 2030. The programme aims to direct European funds into projects that ’stimulate and develop the Portuguese economy‘. ’InSignals is also launching a mobile app to support Parkinson’s sufferers and caregivers to manage the disease more effectively,‘ Frontier IP says. It holds 33% of inSignals Neurotech. ---------- CEPS PLC - buys majority stakes in ’profitable and steadily growing entrepreneurial UK companies‘ - The board of investee Milano International Ltd believes it is ’no longer commercially viable for the company to continue trading‘. Milano is wholly owned by Milano International Holdings Ltd, which is 90%-owned by Signature Fabrics Ltd, a firm CEPS holds just under 68% of. Moorfields Advisory Ltd has been instructed to assist with a creditors’ voluntary liquidation process. ’As a result of the CVL, Friedman’s Limited, in which CEPS also holds a 67.5% interest, expects to incur a write-off of approximately £600,000 from the intercompany balances owed to it by Milano,‘ CEPS says. ’There are also likely to be certain non-cash impacts.‘ CEPS estimates that as no realisation is now assumed to come from the Milano business, the provision against the £2,1 million of loan notes owed by Signature Fabrics to CEPS ’will need to increase by approximately £400,000 from £860,000‘ to £1.3 million. ---------- Litigation Capital Management Ltd - asset manager focused on dispute financing - Its funded party has been unsuccessful in seeking permission to appeal a competition claim loss.The investment was held at a value of £800,000, which will now be written off. ---------- Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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