Here are some significant share movers at around 2.30pm
RISERS
IS Solutions (LON:ISL), up 2.65% to 116p as the data specialist revealed revenues advanced 45% in the year ended March, leading to an underlying 187% jump in pre-tax profits to £3.5mln. Cash generation – one of the litmus tests for a small, but growing business – was very strong and IS had £5mln on the balance sheet, up from £900,000 a year ago. Gold giant Randgold Resources (LON:RRS) surged 8.48% to 7,990 as the gold price soars over 4% as traders flock to safe havens. Plus500 (LON:PLUS) added 1.75% to 610p as it emerged as one of the few winners of the fallout from the UK’s EU referendum on Monday as it reported a boost from stock market chaos.
FALLERS
Barratt Developments PLC (LON:BDEV) tumbled 21.51% as the fall out from Brexit continues, and housebuilders have been one of the sectors hardest hit. Shawbrook PLC (LON:SHAW), the challenger bank, shed over 26% to 172.20p as the Brexit shock waves permeat through the whole sector, including its bigger peers. Travis Perkins (LON: TPK) down over 17% to 1,337p as the builders merchant frets over the domestic economy.
Here are some significant movers at around 12.15pm on Monday, June 27.
RISERS
Shanta Gold Limited (LON:SHG), up 19.61% to 7.625p as it reached another milestone - kicking off its underground project at the New Luika gold mine after receiving all necessary approvals.
Lifeline Scientific (LON: LSIC), the transplantation tech firm, added over 9% to 295p as it updated on the strategic review, which was last discussed in the results in April.
Sweet Group (LON:CSG) added over 22% to 42.25p as the WSP board, which put in an offer for the group, noted another cash offer put in from Currie & Brown on Tuesday (June 24).
FALLERS
RBS (LON:RBS), the banking titan, along with other big guns, down again. RBS is down 19.39% to 165.40p following Friday's shock Brexit vote.
Low cost carried easyJet (LON:EZJ) was top London loser, shedding 19.65% to 1,055p as it warned that the outcome of the UK's EU referendum would hit second-half revenue.
Allergy Therapeutics plc (LON:AGY), down over 18% to 20.25p as it said it will take a new approach to finding the optimal dose for its grass pollen inoculation ahead of phase III clinical trials in the US.
At around 9.30am
RISERS
Craven House Capital PLC (LON:CRV) up 60% to 1.68p. The group announced its intention to cancel its quotation on AIM and is seeking admission to the Specialist Fund Segment of the Main Market. The board said it considers the SFS to represent a more mature and suitable market for the company
Lifeline Scientific (LON:LLSIC) up 10% to 295p. The group provided an update regarding its strategic review. The board confirmed that discussions continue with interested parties. it said prospects remained solid.
Anglo Asian Mining Plc (LON:AAZ) up 14% to 16p. Ahead of the AGM, the group announced record gold production, an increase of 19% over 2014. Copper production was up 24% over 2014.
FALLERS
Domino's Pizza Group PLC (LON:DOM) down 67% to 328p.The pizza group announced the completion of a share split. The sub-division of each of its ordinary shares into 3 new ordinary shares of 25/48ths of a penny each has become effective.
Biome Technologies PLC (LON:BIOM) down 22% to 112.5p. In a trading update released this morning, revenues are forecast to fall below management's expectations. The shortfall is due to a reduced demand for already commercialised products in the Bioplastics division and some slippage of the Stanelco RF's division order pipeline, it said.
Foxtons Group PLC (LON:FOXT) down 18% to111p. Thanks to the uncertainty surrounding the EU referendum impacting property sales, challenging conditions are likely to continue for the remainder of the year, said the group. It expects revenues and adjusted profits to fall significantly lower than the previous year.