Galliford Try Holdings PLC (LSE:GFRD) shares offer around 60% upside, according to analysts at broker Liberum Capital, who reiterated a price target of 270p on the company on the back of today's trading update.
The construction firm's half-year statement guided to trading being in line with expectations, with the company saying it has been able to manage the challenging economic conditions effectively "with no material impact on trading", while its order book nudged up to £3.5bn from £3.4bn.
Peel Hunt repeated its 'buy' recommendation on accesso Technology Group PLC with a target price of 1,035p following a trading update from the group in which it announced 18 new strategic agreements for its attractions technology.
The new agreements, for products such as Passport, Siriusware and ShoWare, are a positive indication of the continued new business momentum that has been enjoyed, investors were told.
Anglo Asian Mining PLC (AIM:AAZ, OTC:AGXKF) said the portal to the Gilar mine in Azerbaijan has been completed and underground tunnelling is now underway to access the mineral deposit.
The underground tunnel will access the lower zone of mineralisation and will enable further exploration drilling from depth, followed in due course by production via the tunnel.
Accesso Technology Group PLC (AIM:ACSO, OTC:LOQPF) said it has won contracts with 18 new clients from theme parks to zoos and ski resorts for a mix of its eCommerce, ticketing and guest management platforms as it closed the year.
In a statement, the company's chief executive Steve Brown said: “2022 was a strong year for accesso, and we're pleased to have closed out the year welcoming such a unique set of new partners to our worldwide client network.
Galliford Try Holdings PLC (LSE:GFRD) has said it traded in line with expectations for the first half of its financial year to June 30, 2023, with a healthy balance sheet and an order book of £3.5bn, slightly higher than the £3.4bn at the year-end.
The construction group, which focuses on sectors including highways, water, education and health, said it has been able to “manage the economic conditions effectively with no material impact on trading”.
Scancell gave notice for its financial results for the six months ended 31 October, to be released on 25 January.
Ncondezi further increased his interest in the company, to 22.09%, through the purchase of 2.75mln shares.