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The FTSE 100 Index pared gains to stand 16.06 points adrift at 6361
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As Britain’s Brick Specialists, Michelmersh Brick Holdings PLC unites the best in clay traditions. The Group represents seven of the most recognised premium brands across the UK and Europe: Blockleys, Carlton, Charnwood, Floren.be, Freshfield Lane, Hathern Terra Cotta and Michelmersh, producing over 125 million handmade and machine-made bricks and pavers annually. Using modernised production methods that emphasise sustainable building solutions and adhere to the most stringent production requirements, Michelmersh guarantees high quality product standards with a low ecological footprint. The Group remains at the forefront of industry innovation and was the first clay product manufacturer in the UK to offer intuitive Building Information Modelling files, hosted on its dedicated platform bimbricks.com.
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Investments and investor services
The FTSE 100 Index pared gains to stand 16.06 points adrift at 6361
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 1pm.
Investments and investor services
The FTSE 100 Index lifted 24.9 points to 6402 in early trading
Builders and building materials
The company said its better than expected performance was aided by operating efficiencies, continued low energy costs and additional capacity from Freshfield Lane, in West Sussex.
Investments and investor services
There was a lot of news from the small cap space today
Builders and building materials
Brick producer Michelmersh Brick Holdings revealed that non-exec director Alan Hardy has resigned with immediate effect, to pursue other interests.
Investments and investor services
There were some deals announced today, a few boardroom changes and a smattering of trading updates on a busy day for small caps.
Builders and building materials
Michelmersh Brick revealed it will have a joint chief executive in the new year...
Investments and investor services
Property companies feature heavily this week, but the man in the street may be more interested in an update from consumer goods giant Unilever, maker of the mighty/manky Marmite.