Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 3.45pm.
RISERS
First Quantum Minerals (LON:FQM), up 22.9%. SailingStone Capital Partners has raised its stake from 98.36mln shares to 103.86mln, equivalent to 15.07% of the issued ordinary share capital.
Tribal Group (LON:TRB), up 8.7%. Legal & General's stake has risen above 5% to 6.11%.
IPSA Group (LON:IPSA), up 7.1%. IPSA revealed that the final appeal brought by Iris Eco Power to allow the Malaysian courts to have jurisdiction over the case for the return of the non-refundable deposit paid in Iris's aborted purchase of the two 701DU turbines has been rejected.
FALLERS
Motive Television (LON:MTV), down 24.0%. The Tablet-TV developer said Bergen Global Opportunity Fund had exercised its right to convert £47,500 of its existing debt into 527.8mln Motive shares.
Galasys (LON:GLS), down 13.6%. The provider of ticketing systems and solutions to the fast growing amusement park industry in Asia traded in line with expectations last year, but advised that the accounts will contain one-off costs relating to the litigation the company is involved in after a board room dispute.
Plethora Solutions (LON:PLE), down 8.7%. The medical company said the proposed takeover by Regent Pacific is proceeding according to plan, but it warned that if for any reason the takeover fell through, the company would require external funding.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes among FTSE 350 stocks at 12.30pm.
RISERS
Anglo American (LON:AAL), up 11.6%. The company leads the sector higher, with fellow giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto not far behind.
Tullow Oil (LON:TLW), up 8.5%. Joining the miners on the rise are oil stocks, led by Tullow Oil.
Royal Dutch Shell (LON:RDSA), up 6.9%. Results were “reassuringly in line”, according to Barclays. “Shell has not had a good track record of performing well at the fourth quarter, but in the context of other results this quarter it does appear to have held up relatively well,” Barclays Capital said.
FALLERS
Coca-Cola HBC (LON:CCH), down 5.1%. Barclays issued a research note on the Hellenic bottling company in which it cut the price target from 1,400p to 1,325p.
AstraZeneca (LON:AZN), down 4.2%. The drugs giant is still in the doghouse after issuing a gloomy outlook statement for 2016.
DFS Furniture (LON:DFS), down 1.6%. The half-year report from the furniture seller was deemed a bit lacklustre, despite a 7% year-on-year increase in the 26 weeks to 30 January.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 9.15am.
RISERS
Kimberly Enterprises (LON:KMB), up 52.9%. Yesterday the stock jumped from 0.19p to 0.30p late in the afternoon after it was revealed that Real Property Investment (Guernsey) had lifted its stake from less than 3% to 6.44%. Shares in the Netherlands-based property company carried on climbing this morning to 0.344p.
SKIL Ports & Logistics (LON:SPL), up 13.9%. The shares have shot up on news that video footage has been uploaded to the company's web site of works taking place at the company's development site in Navai Mumbai, India.
South32 (LON:S32), up 10.1%. The company has announced the outcome of the strategic review of its South Africa Manganese joint venture and its intention to substantially reduce cash costs at a number of operations.
FALLERS
DQ Entertainment (LON:DQE), down 45.7%. The company's nominated adviser, Allenby Capital, has served noticed to quit the role, the entertainment production and distribution company said.
Avanti Communications (LON:AVN), down 5.6%. The satellite company crashes to earth after underlying earnings (EBITDA) were negative at the halfway point of its fiscal year. The loss of $3.5mln was unchanged from a year earlier.
AstraZeneca (LON:AZN), down 3.7%. The Anglo-Swedish drugs giant made a profit before tax in the fourth quarter of £1.4bn, up from £1.07bn the year before, but warned that revenue and earnings per share this year are set to decline.