Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 16.15pm.
RISERS
React Energy PLC (LON:REAC) up 89% to 9p. Derbyshire County Council published a report in relation to the construction of an energy recovery facility at Clay Cross by a subsidiary of the group.
Trinity (LON:TRIN) up 26% to 3.5p. Released a public dealing disclosure by Legal And General Investment Management Ltd.
FALLERS
Ubisense Group PLC (LON:UBI) down 22% to 30.5p. Placing of shares representing 34.4% of the enlarged share capital of the company, proceeds will be used to repay a portion of existing working capital facilities.
Ascent Resources PLC (LON:AST) down 15% to 1.53p. Placing of shares and conversion of loan notes to fulfil working capital requirements until the end of the first half until an alternative to first gas can be negotiated.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 12.30pm.
RISERS
Sunrise Resources PLC (LON:SRES), up 13%. The signpost for Nevada in our image library gets a lot of use, and it was wheeled out again this morning for the story on Sunrise, where chairman Patrick Cheetham said he was “particularly excited” by the firm’s “exposure to the resurgent gold sector in Nevada”.
Mytrah Energy Ltd (LON:MYT), up 8.2%. The India-focused renewables specialist Mytrah Energy Limited (LON:MYT) says it will hit its medium-term target of 1,000 megawatts (MW) of output this year after landing US$175mln of financing.
Independent Resources plc (LON:IRG), up 7.7%. The company has assumed 100% of the contractor interest in the onshore Ksar Hadada hydrocarbon exploration permit, Tunisia .
LOSERS
Kodal Minerals PLC (LON:KOD), down 35%. The mineral development and exploration company announced the proposed acquisition of certain gold exploration properties in Mali and Côte d'Ivoire from Taruga Gold Limited for £410,000, to be satisfied through the issue of shares. The company also plans to raise £680,000 through a share placing.
88 Energy Limited (LON:88E), down 25%. The forth has been knocked off the share price by the company's statement clarifying a number of points relating to yesterday's reserves estimate pertaining to its Alaska shale project.
Belgravium Technologies PLC (LON:BVM), down 21%. Full-year results from the mobile data computing solutions provider revealed lower revenues and adjusted earnings plus a £6mln goodwill impairment that meant the loss before tax ballooned to £6.5mln.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 9.45am.
RISERS
Connemara Mining Company PLC (LON:CON), up 138%. Three holes drilled; gold bearing veins in each of 'em is the story at Connemara's Inishowen asset in County Donegal.
Grafenia Plc (LON:GRA), up 12.8%. The company formerly known as printing.com said Marqetspace, its trade service for print resellers, had exceeded expectations.
Cyan Holdings PLC (LON:CYAN), up 15%. One of yesterday's big risers on the back of a monster deal in Iran, the wireless metering company's stock has got its second wind today.
FALLERS
Miton Group PLC (LON:MGR), down 25%. After the market closed yesterday the fund management group announced that George Godber and Georgina Hamilton have served notice to quit. Godber, fund manager of the CF Miton UK Value Opportunities Fund, which accounts for £869mln of the £3.03bn assets under management at Miton, has a notice period of 12 months. Hamilton, who is also a fund manager of the UK Value Opportunities Fund as well as the Miton Undervalued Assets Fund, has a notice period of six months.
Solo Oil PLC (LON:SOLO), down 20%. The junior oil and gas company has raised £800,000 through the issue of new shares to support investments in Tanzania.
Mirada Plc (LON:MIRA), down 19%. The market has possibly over-reacted to a small delay in the roll-out of a big contract which, because it occurred right at the financial year-end, means revenues in the year just gone will be significantly below expectations.