Some significant news-driven movers at around 15.30 on Thursday...
Risers
Ferrum Crescent (LON:FCR), up 154.55% to 0.28p. The mining junior’s rally smashed higher still as the day progressed. Earlier today, it unveiled a strategic refocusing and director changes.
Dods (Group) Plc (LON:DODS), up 11.34% to 13.5p. The political information and publishing group confirmed via regulatory statement that chairman Cheryl Jones had bought 100,000 shares in the past two days.
Hunter Resources Plc (LON:HUN), up 25% to 0.25p. The South America focussed natural resources vehicle said it knows no reason for the price movement.
Fallers
Nanoco Group (LON:NANO), down 9.78% to 41.5p. A partnership with Dow Chemical Company has been redrawn without exclusivity, meaning revenues are expected to drop, but, it also means the UK group can seek additional deals.
Hague and London Oil (LON:HNL), down 20% at 9.5p. The small oil firm revealed it had £300,000 of cash at the end of December, and made a £6.5mln over an eighteen month period and wrote off £3.5mln as impairment of French Guyana costs.
PureTech Health (LON:PRTC), down 4% to 143p. The company told investors it had expanded its microbiome focus, with emphasis on early childhood.
Some significant news-driven movers at around 10.30am on Thursday...
RISERS
IronRidge Resources Ltd (LON:IRR), up 15.63% to 4.63p as it revealed the appointment of a new non-exec director.
Kenichiro Tsubaki (Ken Tsubaki) joins with immediate effect, replacing Thomas Ueda, who has retired.
Metal Tiger (LON:MTR), up 11.27% to 3.95p, as the firm updated on the activity of joint venture partner MOD Resources (ASX:MOD) on the Botswana copper/silver project.
Ferrum Crescent (LON:FCR), up over 36% to 0.15p as it unveiled a strategic refocusing and director changes.
FALLERS
Physiomics (LON:PYC), down 30.77% to 0.02p as the systems biology firm's six month results failed to impress the market.
Ascent Resources (LON:AST), down 20.57% to 5.6p after recent sharp increases following a preliminary approach from Cadogan Petroleum.
Milestone Group (LON:MSG) also down 22.58% to 0.60p after it rocketed yesterday when the media and tech group said it had raised funds and settled debts to creditors by issuing shares.