Titon acquires G-Pack to broaden hardware range
Titon Holdings (AIM:TON) acquired G-Pack, a UK manufacturer of injection-moulded window and door components, for a headline £1m plus a £0.2m working-capital payment, funded entirely from existing cash. The deal extends Titon (AIM:TON)'s product range in window and door hardware and is expected to make an earnings contribution in the next financial year. The shares rose 6.67% to 80.0p on the announcement.
Prospex Energy adds coring to El Romeral well plan in IMMAGE collaboration
Prospex Energy (AIM:PXEN) signed a collaboration agreement with IMMAGE and expanded the scope of its El Romeral well programme to include coring, a step that will deepen understanding of reservoir geology and support efficient resource recovery. The partnership is framed as mutually beneficial for both academic research and industry. The stock climbed 8.27% to 3.248p.
Cerillion doubles new orders as Omantel deal drives record backlog
Cerillion (AIM:CER) reported a doubling of new orders after securing a £42.5m telecommunications transformation contract with Omantel, pushing its order backlog to record levels. CEO Louis Hall described the win as a significant milestone in the company's development. The shares edged 0.36% lower to 1395.0p, a modest retreat that belied the scale of the news.
Litigation Capital flags material write-downs after two case setbacks
Litigation Capital Management (AIM:LIT) warned it will recognise material write-downs following negative developments in two case investments that together represent approximately A$9m of invested capital. The company's lender has extended a covenant waiver to 30 June to provide near-term breathing room. The shares fell sharply, dropping 20.67% to 3.3p, as investors reacted to the twin setbacks.
EnSilica wins $75m seven-year automotive chip supply deal
EnSilica (AIM:ENSI) secured a $75m, seven-year manufacturing and supply contract to produce an Arm-based sensing chip for a German automotive components manufacturer. The deal represents a significant revenue commitment for the fabless microchip designer and underlines growing demand for custom silicon in the automotive sector. The stock advanced 5.75% to 119.5p.
RentGuarantor upgrades FY 2026 revenue guidance materially above forecasts
RentGuarantor Holdings (AIM:RGG) said full-year 2026 revenue is now expected to come in materially above market forecasts, citing a clear shift in demand for its professional guarantor service during May. CEO Paul Foy pointed to planned investment in AI as the mechanism for scaling capacity rapidly to meet that demand. The shares jumped 12.29% to 32.0025p.
ValiRx exercises RNA option after evaluation completes four months early
ValiRx (AIM:VAL) exercised an option on an RNA asset after its evaluation programme concluded four months ahead of schedule, a result the company attributed to its in-house capabilities through its Inaphaea platform. CEO Mark Eccleston said the outcome validates ValiRx's approach to asset evaluation and licensing. The shares edged up 0.36% to 0.1957p.
Forgent clears regulatory hurdles for Peak Hills drilling campaign
Forgent (AIM:FORG) received Programmes of Work approval from Western Australia's Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration, clearing the path for a Phase 1 aircore drilling campaign at its Peak Hills gold-copper project. The regulatory green light removes a key near-term uncertainty for the programme. The stock rose 7.14% to 0.015p.
Checkit appoints EC M&A to run formal sale process
Checkit (AIM:CKT) named EC M&A as Joint Financial Adviser to manage discussions with interested parties as part of its Formal Sale Process. The company cautioned that no certainty exists that any offer will materialise. The shares slipped 2.96% to 24.261p as the market weighed the uncertainty inherent in the process.
Zinc Media secures £3m Lloyds credit facility and £1m of new business
Zinc Media Group (AIM:ZIN) put in place a £3m revolving credit facility with Lloyds Bank and simultaneously announced £1m of new business wins. CFO Laura McGaughey said the flexible facility enables the group to manage working capital in line with its growth ambitions. The shares gained 9.43% to 58.0p.
Eco Buildings launches UK business arm to target modular housing demand
Eco Buildings Group (AIM:ECOB) launched a dedicated UK business arm, positioning itself to address what it described as a structural need for more efficient home delivery methods in Britain. Dr Etrur Albani cited not just the volume shortfall in UK housing but the need for fundamentally better construction approaches. The shares rose 4.17% to 12.5p.
Victoria restructures into divisional control as group CEO departs
Victoria (AIM:VCP) moved to a divisional management structure as group CEO Steve Byrne stepped down. Executive chair Geoff Wilding framed the transition as an operational reset, with the stated priorities being cash generation, leverage reduction, and execution of existing self-help initiatives. The shares added 0.5% to 37.535p.
Oriole formalises 50% stake in Mbe project with US$100,000 acquisition
Oriole Resources (AIM:ORR) completed a US$100,000 purchase to formalise an additional 10% interest in Oriole Mbe, lifting its ownership to 50% in what it describes as its flagship project licence. CEO Martin Rosser welcomed the step as a formal consolidation of the company's position. The shares dipped 0.88% to 0.337p.
Cobra Resources commences fully funded drilling at Manna Hill
Cobra Resources (AIM:COBR) started a diamond drilling programme at its Manna Hill project, with the campaign designed to test depth continuity of high-grade skarn mineralisation and evaluate the potential for a deeper porphyry source. Managing Director Rupert Verco confirmed the programme is fully funded. The stock edged up 2.0% to 4.59p.
Invinity sells 2 MWh Endurium battery into DOE-backed Wisconsin microgrid
Invinity Energy Systems (AIM:IES) secured a sale of a 2 MWh Endurium vanadium flow battery into Project VITALITY, a US Department of Energy-backed microgrid in Wisconsin. Company president Matt Harper said the project will accelerate optimisation of Invinity's Enterprise product for the US market. The shares rose 4.86% to 36.7p.
Redcentric posts earnings beat driven by MSP business strength
Redcentric (AIM:RCN) reported that earnings came in ahead of expectations, with its managed service provider business the key driver of the outperformance. CEO Michelle Senecal de Fonseca pointed to a strengthened balance sheet following the disposal of its data centre operations as the platform for accelerating growth into FY27. The shares gained 1.81% to 127.262p.
Powerhouse Energy closes £500,000 raise and opens £150,000 retail offer
Powerhouse Energy Group (AIM:PHE) completed a £500,000 equity placing and launched a concurrent £150,000 retail offer to fund the acceleration of key projects and progress ongoing strategic initiatives. CEO Paul Emmitt said the proceeds would support delivery across the company's project pipeline. The shares fell 6.98% to 0.2p, reflecting the dilutive impact of the fundraise.
