Aim Bulletin
AB Dynamics loses Hart
AB Dynamics said on Wednesday that Robert Hart has decided to step down as chief financial officer.
Anglo African Oil & Gas earmarks April for new well production
Anglo African Oil & Gas on Wednesday reported that production is scheduled to commence in April at its TLP-103C well, at the Tilapia licence in the Republic of the Congo.
WYG warns on profits as Brexit uncertainty dents UK consultancy business
Shares in AIM-listed professional services company WYG tanked on Wednesday as it warned that full-year operating profit will be "materially" below current market expectations as its UK consultancy business takes a hit from Brexit-related uncertainty.
Malvern revenues soar as Manchester proves a winner
Global learning and skills development firm Malvern International saw revenues nearly double in its last trading year, driven by a strong showing by its newly integrated Communicate English language school in Manchester.
ECO Animal Health enters licencing deal with Ghent University
ECO Animal Health has entered a worldwide exclusive development and licencing deal with Ghent University-PROVAXS, it announced on Wednesday.
ECR Minerals begins drilling at Black Cat gold prospect
Precious metals exploration and development company ECR Minerals announced on Wednesday that drilling at the Black Cat gold prospect in the state of Victoria, Australia, had begun.
Karelian Diamond Resources granted reservation in eastern Finland
Karelian Diamond Resources reported on Wednesday that TUKES - the Finnish Mining Authority - has granted a it reservation situated in the Liperi region of eastern Finland.
Norman Broadbent revenues hit 10 year high
Recruitment outfit Norman Broadbent saw annual revenues hit their highest level in more than a decade, helping the group narrow losses by more than half.
Serabi Gold starts year on a strong note
Brazil-focussed gold mining and development company Serabi Gold updated the market on its operations and projects in Brazil on Wednesday, reporting January gold production of 3,671 ounces, in line with its previous guidance.
Mycelx Technologies leaps as 'record' results smash expectations
MyCelx Technologies jumped on Wednesday after announcing that it had exceeded previous guidance to achieve "record" full-year revenue, EBITDA and net profit.
Bacanora Lithium closes in on Sonora funding as loss deepens
Bacanora Lithium said on Wednesday its interim losses had widened, but it expected to finalise its financing package for the Sonora project in the second half of the year.
Optibiotix revenues soar in second half
Optibiotix Health's annual income soared in its last trading year as the healthy food additive maker continued to commercialise its products and grow sales.
Ex-CEO mounts rescue bid for ailing Utilitywise
A bid to save the future of business utilities consultancy Utilitywise was launched on Tuesday, by its founder and former chief executive officer Geoff Thompson.
Stanley Gibbons CFO Andrew Cook to step down
Stamp and collectibles business Stanley Gibbons said on Wednesday that chief financial officer Andrew Cook will step down on 29 March to pursue other interests.
Scientific Digital Imaging raises £2.57m through placing and offer
Digital imaging and sensing product provider Scientific Digital Imaging confirmed the results of its placing on Wednesday, having announced the placing and offer for new ordinary shares via ‘PrimaryBid’ on Tuesday.
Patagonia Gold pleased with latest drilling results from San Jose
South America-focussed gold and silver mining company Patagonia Gold released the first drill results from its San Jose Project in Uruguay on Wednesday, in which a total of seven holes were drilled.
Clinigen bounds upwards on purchase of Proleukin's US rights
Clinigen Group shares jumped on Wednesday after the company signed an agreement with Novartis to acquire the US rights to its Proleukin drug for up to $210m in cash.
Shore Capital to buy Stockdale Securities for up to £8.9m
Shore Capital has agreed to buy Stockdale Securities for up to £8. 9m in a deal that will create London's fourth largest corporate broking and advisory business.
Oncimmune Holdings' loss deepens on spiralling costs
Oncimmune Holdings reported a widened interim loss on Wednesday as increases to research & development costs and administrative costs outweighed a rise in revenue.
Pan African more than doubles earnings in second half
Precious metals producer Pan African Resources said it expected earnings to more than double in the second half of its trading year.