If you like your news packaged as results statements, today was a good one for you.
Scores of firms released mainly full year numbers, but there were some half year figures too. Also in the spotlight was a potential decision on the Sirius Minerals (LON:SXX) potash mine in the North York moors.
Here are some highlights...
Digital video security specialist company SerVision (LON:SEV) made a net profit in the second half of last year on the back of improved revenues, it revealed.
Revenue in 2014 rose 20% to US$4.24mln from US$3.51mln the year before, reflecting a number of new distribution and partnership agreements signed by the video surveillance specialist.
Meanwhile, revenues for the second half of 2014 were US$2.39mln compared to US$1.84mln the year before.
Sula Iron & Gold (LON:SULA) expects to report recent gold programme results from its Ferensola project in Sierra Leone in coming weeks as discussions continue, it said in half year results to end March.
The stats come from five trenches, each over 300m long the results and are expected within three weeks, it added.
The loss for the six months was £0.89 million, compared to a loss of £0.68 million in 2014.
Canadian nickel explorer Landore Resources (LON:LND) has re-jigged its managerial responsibilities with Bill Humphries now chief executive rather than chairman, it emerged.
Charles Wilkinson takes over as non-executive chairman while former CEO Richard Prickett becomes finance director.
Landore said the change more appropriately reflect Humphries' significant ongoing role in the management of the group's projects, and in particular his extensive knowledge of its flagship Junior Lake project.
Elsewhere, Deltex Medical (LON:DEMG) revealed it has won a new customer for its breakthrough oesophageal doppler monitoring system.
The unnamed hospital in the north-west of the US has committed to taking monthly 30 probes used test blood flow in real time.
The hospital is one of 26 covered by a procurement agreement unveiled in January and it is the third account it has been handed by this network.
Pennsylvania coal miner Atlantic Coal (LON:ATC) continues to report good progress at its Stockton mine and expects first half (H1) revenues to end June to be stronger than the same period last year.
Revenues for the six months are expected to come in at around US$10.3mln compared to turnover of US$9.447mln in the same period in 2014.
That's on the back of coal sales of around 103,000 tons - 36% more than the 75,761 tons in 2014 - including clean coal sales of around 72,000 tons and run of mine (ROM) coal sales of around 31,000 tons.
Metal Tiger (LON:MTR) has started exploration at Zorita on its tungsten deposit at Logrosán in Spain.
The Zorita licence, which covers cover 106 sq km, runs for three years from this month and has enabled drilling to start already on Target 1 within the area.
Four holes have been completed so far. The drilling follows a 65 hole programme already carried out at Logrosán, at Target 2, where 1,297m was drilled.
Meanwhile, Akers Biosciences (LON:AKR) said Robert Andrews had been appointed as non-executive director with immediate effect.
Elsewhere, Richard Spinks, chief executive at Active Energy (LON:AEG) bought 300,000 shares in the firm at 5.5 pence each, it said, and is now beneficially interested in around 1.75% of the share capital.