Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 14.30.
RISERS
Cloudtag (LON:CTAG), up 13.7% to 3.3p. The wearable and health monitoring technology group continues to see traction with investors, and is currently trading at its highest level for around 9 months.
Herencia Resources (LON:HER), up 150% to 0.04p. The group said conversations regarding additional finance are now well progressed - and it expects to get around US$200,000 by April 6 – but, said it is not aware of any other reason for the rise.
Weatherly International (LON:WTI), up 30% to 0.43p. The miner revealed, in a regulatory statement, that Christopher Chambers had acquired an additional 1mln shares to take its stake to 4.02%.
Fallers
Quadrise Fuels (LON:QFI), down 10.2% to 11p. The AIM group told investors that it has contracted recently retired executive chairman Ian Williams as a consultant.
Ferrum Crescent (LON:FCR), down 33% to 0.16p. The shares pulled back following yesterday’s sharp rally following the group’s strategic update.
Stratmin Global Resources (LON:STGR), down 22% to 2.12p. The group agreed an asset sale that will receive around double its current market valuation in an asset sale should also provide a “funding solution” for its Madagascan graphite operation.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 10.00am.
RISERS
Range Resources Limited (LON:RRL), up 20%. Shares gushed higher as the company reported good news from its drilling of the MD 250 well in Trinidad.
North Midland Construction PLC (LON:NMD), up 18%. The civil engineering firm's 2015 results pleased the market, as it bounced firmly back into the black.
Minoan Group plc (LON:MIN), up 13%. Hard to believe that today's announcement of the date of the annual general meeting has sparked a 13% rise, unless it is some kind of elaborate April Fool's joke; it is far more likely to be further consideration of yesterday's full-year results.
FALLERS
Ascent Resources PLC (LON:AST), down 68%. The shares fell out of bed with a bump as Cadogan Petroleum said it would not be bidding for its fellow energy firm.
Nakama Group plc (LON:NAK), down 27%. The recruitment firm said turnover for the financial year just ended will be lower than expected, due to a softening of the contractors market.
Nighthawk Energy PLC (LON:HAWK), down 17%. The oil producer's bankers have tightened the purse strings, reflecting the softer oil price environment.