Craneware (CRW): Revenue held steady as FY27 expectations were reset
Craneware reported revenue of $206.0m, compared with $205.7m in FY25. Adjusted EBITDA increased 3% to $67.1m, with margin rising to 33%, while statutory profit before tax increased 7% to $25.8m. Total bank debt rose to $43.5m after a drawdown partly funded the $25m share buyback completed during the year. The board remained confident in the long-term outlook but reset FY27 revenue expectations to the equivalent of annual recurring revenue of about $185m.
Accsys Technologies (AXS): Adjusted EBITDA forecast raised to €21m-€23m
Accsys Technologies said trading in the first five months of FY27 started slower than expected, but the board expects full-year adjusted EBITDA to be ahead of the prior year and in the range of €21m to €23m. It expects full-year underlying EBITDA, excluding the joint venture, to be broadly in line with market expectations on lower revenues, demonstrating margin improvement. The group expects sales growth in the second half despite continued challenging macroeconomic conditions.
Anglo Asian Mining (AAZ): Revenue rose to $141.2 million as gold guidance was cut
Anglo Asian Mining reported first-half revenue of $141.2 million, up from $40.9 million a year earlier, while profit before taxation increased to $68.5 million from $7.1 million. Copper production rose to 8,840 tonnes from 1,188 tonnes, and net cash was $57.7 million at 30 June 2026. The company reduced gold production guidance to 26,000-30,000 ounces from 28,000-33,000 ounces because of lower-than-expected recoveries at Gilar.
Resolute Mining (RSG): Syama 2026 gold production forecast cut to 150-160koz
Resolute Mining revised its 2026 Syama gold production forecast to 150-160koz and all-in sustaining costs to $2,300-$2,400/oz, after production remained below plan amid a challenging operating environment in Mali. Group production was expected at 205-225koz, with AISC of $2,250-$2,350/oz. Management said site recovery initiatives could support production in line with expectations for the fourth quarter, provided external constraints continued to ease.
Eco Buildings (ECOB): Binding framework covers minimum 10,000-home Gambian programme
Eco Buildings entered a binding Strategic Investment Framework Agreement with Lumen Holdings and The Gambia’s ministries of interior and defence for an AI-powered Centre of Excellence in The Gambia, covering a minimum 10,000-home programme, including an initial 1,000 homes. Eco Buildings Gambia will implement, manufacture, engineer, transfer technology and operate the project, with a site of approximately 300 by 400 metres and future expansion rights. The company will provide further announcements as material milestones are achieved.
Tap Global (TAP): Proposed £1.0m placing targets digital-asset reserves
Tap Global proposed raising a minimum £1.0 million before expenses through a conditional placing of new shares at 1.0 penny each. The company said proceeds would principally fund Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and stablecoins for its balance-sheet reserve, with the balance for customer acquisition and product development. Chief executive Arsen Toroisian intended to subscribe for 17.5 million placing shares. Trading was halted from 7.30 a.m. on 21 September pending the placing results. Tap aims to build the UK's largest income-generating digital-asset treasury.
Mothercare (MTC): Mothercare to receive further £0.8m cash dividend
Mothercare was notified that a further £0.8m cash dividend will imminently be paid to its wholly owned subsidiary, which is the secured lender to Mothercare UK Limited in liquidation. The company said the development did not materially change its business outlook, while the outcome of its review and its longer-term solvency remained highly uncertain.
Mediazest (MDZ): Recurring revenues secured in contracts worth up to £1.1m
Mediazest secured recurring revenues of up to £1.1m, with roll-outs for blue-chip clients continuing. Contracts typically last one to five years and are worth between £700,000 and £1.1m in aggregate. The group reached 1,000 screen installations for First Rate Exchange Services and expects this to grow to approximately 1,500, with completion now anticipated during FY2027. Management expects double-digit revenue and profit growth for the full year and continued positive momentum thereafter.
Nova Ljubljanska Banka D D Ljubljana (NLB): Agrees to acquire more than 55% of DBS voting rights
Nova Ljubljanska Banka entered into agreements to acquire more than 55% of the voting rights in Deželna banka Slovenije from Skupina PRVA, related parties and KD Group. DBS had EUR 1.6 billion of assets at year-end 2025, equivalent to a 2.8% market share. The transactions are expected to complete after required regulatory approvals, most likely in the second half of next year, after which DBS is expected to join NLB Group.
Reabold Resources (RBD): Offer declared final after £4.16m fundraising
Reabold declared its offer for Union Jack final and said it would not be increased, subject to limited exceptions. The company said it successfully completed a £4.16 million fundraising in April 2026 and remained funded for its current work programme.
Elixirr International (ELIX): Revenue rose 25% to £89.0m in the first half
Elixirr International reported a 25% increase in revenue to £89.0m in H1 26, with 5% organic growth at constant currency. AI-related revenue increased 185% to £8.1m, while the acquisition of Kvadrant Consulting established its first presence in the Nordics.
Invinity Energy Systems (IES): Revenue and project grant income rose to £1.7m
Invinity Energy Systems said revenue and project grant income increased to £1.7m in the period. Customer orders nearly trebled to 34.2 MWh, while the company secured a 43 MWh Dairyland Power Cooperative order, taking 2026 secured orders to 77.2 MWh.
Central Asia Metals (CAML): Acquisition timetable faces delay over outstanding approval
Central Asia Metals said it would acquire 100% of Cygnus in an all-share transaction, but Kazakhstan regulatory approval remained outstanding. Cygnus planned to ask the Supreme Court of Western Australia to defer the Second Court Date, while CAML expected approval by 12 October 2026.
Getech (GTC): Revenue rose 15% to £2.4m in the first half
Getech reported H1 2026 revenue of £2.4 million, up 15% from the prior period, and adjusted EBITDA profit of £0.2 million versus a £0.1 million loss. The company said trading momentum remained positive and it was well placed to meet FY 2026 market expectations.
Block Energy (BLOE): Seismic survey reached 70% completion
Block Energy said recording for its seismic survey commenced in August and had reached approximately 70% acquisition. The company said the survey was expected to complete by mid-October and covered Martkopi Terrace, independently assessed to contain 301.7 MMboe of mean unrisked recoverable prospective resources.
JD Sports Fashion (JD.): JD Group enters Mexico through Grupo Axo partnership
JD Sports Fashion said the JD Group entered Mexico through a partnership with Grupo Axo, taking its first step into the market.
Cadence Minerals (KDNC): Retail offer seeks to raise £450,000
Cadence Minerals launched a retail offer through the Winterflood Retail Access Platform to raise up to £450,000 by issuing new ordinary shares. Up to 10,000,000 shares were available at 4.5 pence each, with admission and dealings expected to begin at 08:00 on 1 October 2026.
Iofina (IOF): H1 revenue hit a record $31.3m
Iofina reported record first-half revenue of $31.3m, up 7% year on year. The company produced 393.3 metric tonnes of crystalline iodine, exceeding its upward-revised target of 385 tonnes. The board believed the group was on track to meet full-year market expectations.
Predator OIL & GAS (PRD): MOU-6 well drilling commenced, with operations planned for up to 20 days
Predator OIL & GAS said drilling of the MOU-6 well commenced on 19 September 2026, with well operations planned to last for up to 20 days. The AGM will be held on 14 October 2026.
Savannah Resources (SAV): Plans €110m equity raise for project development
Savannah Resources said it intended to undertake an equity capital raise for ongoing project development. Trading in its ordinary shares was temporarily suspended from 21 September 2026 at 7:30am pending an announcement.
Cleantech Lithium (CTL): Laguna Verde study put pre-tax NPV at US$1.4bn
Cleantech Lithium completed the Laguna Verde Pre-Feasibility Study, defining a maiden 378,000-tonne Probable Ore Reserve and a 15,000-tonne-per-year operation over 25 years, with a pre-tax NPV8 of approximately US$1.4 billion.
Guardian Metal Resources (GMET): Phase II drilling returned 92.0m tungsten intercept
Guardian Metal Resources reported a 92.0-metre intersection grading 0.34% WO3 from 102.5 metres, including results from the first four Phase II holes. The company also decided to commence a rehabilitation programme to safely access the underground historical workings.
Great Southern Copper (GSCU): Metallurgical tests produce 27% copper concentrate
Great Southern Copper said metallurgical tests on Mostaza samples produced a concentrate grading 27% copper, with copper recoveries exceeding 90%. Further test-work is planned, while the Phase IV drilling programme is due to start within the next month.
B90 (B90): Revenue rose 38% to €3.325 million
B90 said first-half revenue rose 38% to €3.325 million; the board expects full-year results in line with management expectations.
Upland Resources (UPL): Third well spudded in LSOG development programme
Upland Resources said LSOG spudded its third well, GMF-5, on 18 September 2026; production from three connected wells was expected before year-end, subject to required activities.
Puretech Health (PRTC): FDA supports Phase 2 trial of LYT-200 in high-risk MDS
PureTech said FDA feedback supported advancing LYT-200 into a Phase 2 trial, after efficacy-evaluable patients recorded a 45.5% overall response rate.
Powerhouse Energy (PHE): Half-year revenue reached £437.1k
Powerhouse Energy reported half-year revenue of £437.1k, with gross profit of £199.9k and £1.42m cash at bank at 30 June 2026.
Blencowe Resources (BRES): Interim chief executive appointed as Phase 1 capital cost estimated at US$45m
Blencowe Resources appointed Iain Wearing interim chief executive with immediate effect; the updated DFS estimated Phase 1 capital expenditure at US$45 million.
Verici Dx (VRCI): TranscripTx launch planned for Q4 2026
Verici Dx will launch TranscripTx™, a genetic test for the transplant community, in Q4 2026, offered as a laboratory developed test from its accredited laboratory.
Crism Therapeutics Corporation Ord (CRTX): Raised £2.745m in oversubscribed placing and retail offer
Crism Therapeutics raised £2.745 million through an oversubscribed placing and retail offer in May 2026.
Joint Stock Company National Atomic Company Kazatomprom (KAP): Six-year uranium exploration licence obtained for Kyzyltu block
Kazatomprom obtained a six-year uranium exploration licence for Kyzyltu, where preliminary resources could reach approximately 10 thousand tonnes.
Serabi Gold (SRB): Brownfield drilling programme targets resource growth
Serabi Gold said 20,831 metres of H1-2026 drilling supported its resource programme; M&I resources reached 730,800 ounces, with updated estimates expected in Q1-2027.
Pennant International (PEN): Shareholder loan agreement provides up to £600,000
Pennant International entered into a short-term unsecured shareholder loan agreement for up to £600,000 and said it remained on track to meet full-year 2026 market expectations.
AstraZeneca (AZN): Enhertu recommended for EU approval in early breast cancer
AstraZeneca said Enhertu was recommended for EU approval in early HER2-positive breast cancer; the trial showed a 53% lower risk of recurrence or death versus T-DM1.
Somero Enterprise (SOM): Board refresh completed with 44% shareholder group agreement
Somero completed its Board refresh, appointing two Non-Executive Directors and entering a stockholder agreement with a group representing approximately 44% of issued share capital.
Coiled Therapeutics (COIL): Enrolment advances across two new-formulation cohorts
Coiled Therapeutics enrolled six patients across 120mg BID and 160mg QD cohorts and expects to dose up to 30 by end-2026.
Aura Renewable Acquisitions (ARA): Potential RTO transactions under evaluation
Aura Renewable Acquisitions said it was evaluating potential RTO transactions after none of the opportunities reviewed in the first half of 2026 developed into realistic LSE listings.
Cora Gold (CORA): Project studies advanced towards expanding gold resource
Cora Gold said FEED work advanced, with field work concluded, as it targeted expansion of its JORC-compliant mineral resource of over one million ounces.
Hamak Gold (HAMA): Sold 8 BTC for £482,516.32
Hamak Gold sold 8 BTC on 18 September 2026 for £482,516.32, using proceeds for the Akoko PEA, debt repayment and working capital.
Pulsar Helium (PLSR): Young appointed director and chief financial officer
Pulsar Helium appointed David T. Young to its board and as chief financial officer, effective September 21, 2026; Dan O'Brien stepped down from both roles.
London BTC (BTC): 78 samples collected across 3.5km of Teep Project workings
London BTC collected 78 rock-chip samples across 3.5km of historical workings; gold and silver PhotonAssay results were expected in late September 2026.
Mkango Resources (MKA): Name change to Mkango Magnetic Materials Limited
Mkango Resources will change its name to Mkango Magnetic Materials Limited, effective at the start of trading on September 23, 2026, while retaining ticker MKA.
Anglesey Mining (AYM): Four target areas identified for follow-up exploration
Anglesey Mining identified four target areas for follow-up exploration, supported by combinations of geological, geophysical and Earth observation datasets.
Borders & Southern Petroleum (BOR): Cash balance fell to $1.02 million at half year
Borders & Southern Petroleum reported a cash balance of $1.02 million at 30 June 2026, while its operating loss widened to $726,000.
Contango (CGO): £5m subscription settles investor loans
Contango said it received a £5m subscription on 27 August 2026, settling all outstanding investor loans and funding working capital obligations through mid-2027.
Manx Financial (MFX): Reports resilient first-half performance
Manx Financial reported interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2026, with its executive chair describing performance as continued and resilient.
S4 Capital (SFOR): Singh to join executive leadership from 30 September
S4 Capital said Nirvik Singh will take a full-time executive leadership role, stepping down as a non-executive director and committee chair from 30 September 2026.
