Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
RISERS
Rurelec (LON:RUR) up 127%. The company said it was at an advanced stage in talks to arrange a short-term loan of £600,000 to give it time to find long-term funding.
Camco Clean (LON:CCE) up 6.6%.The company is set for boost in its marketing of energy storage systems, as it has now received the first one which can be used as a showcase to potential customers.
Elementis (LON:ELM) up 3.4%. The chemicals company said earnings for the year should be in line with expectations sales being down compared to last year.
FALLERS
PeerTV (LON:PTV) down 11.1%. After consultations with legal advisors, resolutions on proposing the appointment of three new non-exec directors will not be put forward at its AGM.
Capital Management and Investment (LON:CMIP) down 5.3%. It has further cut the fair value of its investment in Algeco Scotsman Holdings.
Asiamet (LON:ARS) down 3.3%. The copper explorer is to raise £1mln through a private placing to complete a preliminary economic assessment of its BKM copper deposit in Indonesia.
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 1pm.
RISERS
Highway Capital (LON:HWC) up 20%. Pre-tax losses widened to £65,000 from £52,000 in the first half, but the company secured a £120,000 loan from a non-exec director.
Nyota Minerals (LON:NYO) up 16.7%. The company has released a plan to incentivisse its board, giving away just under 5% of the company to three directors if they can hit targets.
Lookers (LON:LOOK) up 4%. The car dealership group expects full-year results to be in line with expectations after a solid performance in the last nine months in its motor and part divisions.
FALLERS
Pets at Home (LON:PETS) down 6.3%. Shares dropped after the pet food and products retailed said trading in certain parts of the business were weaker than expected.
International Consolidated Airlines (LON:IAG) down 3.4%. The BA owner reported solid third quarter figures, with Pre-tax profit rose 48% to £792mn in the last three months compared to the same period the year before. These were only “in line” and the market had already priced in positive results, analysts suggested.
Royal Bank of Scotland (LON:RBS) down 1%. Heavy restructuring costs pushed the bank into loss in its latest quarter as the taxpayer-owned bank continued the run of disappointing updates from the UK’s big banks.
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 10am.
RISERS
Clear Leisure (LON:CLP) up 31%. It has entered into a £200,000 loan agreement with Eufingest S.A, a Swiss investor and major shareholder in the company.
Servision (LON:SEV) up 10.9%. A major global logistics group has agreed a long term supply deal with the company, which will install its pioneering CCTV security system in its vehicles.
Vectura (LON:VEC) up 8.7%. The speciality pharma group announced it has received a €750,000mln payment after reaching a development milestone for its VR632.
FALLERS
Nakama (LON:NAK) down 23.8%. First half pre-tax profit dropped to £169,000 from £220,000 the year before on lower revenue as it was hit by currency headwinds.
Mosman Oil & Gas (LON:MSMN) down 14.3%. The company has raised £1.47mln, through a share issue at 4p, from US institutional investors that will help finance the development of the South Taranaki Energy Project (STEP) in New Zealand.
North River Resources (LON:NRRP) down 5.2%. The company is reviewing its strategy after revealing it does not now expect the mining licence for its flagship Namib lead and zinc project to be received by the end of the month (October).