Some significant share movers at 3.45pm on Thursday
RISERS
Public Service Properties Investments Limited (LON:PSPI), up 191% to 150p as it updates investors on the compulsory partial redemption of shares.
Kolar Gold Ltd (LON:KGLD), up 16% to 1.75p as shareholders approved the announced US$2.4 million investment by Thriveni Earthmovers Private Limited into subsidiary Geomysore Mining.
Associated British Foods Plc (LON:ABF), up over 10% to 2,811p as it said the sterling weakness caused by Brexit would improved the outlook for the current financial year.
FALLERS
Randgold Resources Ltd (LON:RRS) was biggest FTSE100 faller, shedding 5.25% to 9,205p as it fell abck after gold stocks rose yesterday.
Rare Earth Minerals plc (LON: REM) shed 3.37% to 0.43p as it reported on Bacanora Minerals Ltd's activities on the Sonora Lithium project in Mexico.
Diamondcorp Plc (LON:DCP), down 3.92% to 6.125p as it raised £1.5 mln in new money at 6p per share, a small discount to the previous closing price of 6.375p.
Some significant share movers at around 12.15pm on Thursday
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Boxhill Technologies PLC (LON:BOX), the lottery administration firm, up 16.22% to 0.215p as it said it expects to be able to update on an action against the firm before close of the market on July 8.
Last month it received a winding-up petition from Eupay Group Limited, a company that formerly supplied payment services to the group.
Ncondezi Energy Ltd (LON:NCCL) powered up 3.45% to 3.75p as it updated on its 300 megawatt coal-fired power project.
A delegation from the Chinese energy company Shanghai Electric Power (SEP) together with Ncondezi Energy arrived in Maputo for meetings with key representatives of the Mozambican government to discuss the project, which is to be built in the Tete Province of Mozambique.
Sunrise Resources Plc (LON:SRES), up 5.41% to 0.195p as it posted results of historic exploration on its Clayton Silver-Gold Project in Nevada.
FALLERS
Solo Oil PLC (LON:SOLO), down 6.12% to 0.23p as it updated on the commissioning process of the Kiliwani North-1 well in Tanzania, operated by Aminex plc (LON:AEX).
Scholium Group PLC (LON: SCHO), the rare books group, down 10.96% to 32.5p, despite it posting results for the year to end March, which showed a loss reversed and many of its core markets stabilised, it said.
Amur Minerals Corporation (LON:AMC), down almost 7% to 4p each as it reported on June 2016 drill results from its Maly Kurumkon / Flangovy drill programme at the Kun-Manie project in Russia.
Some significant share movers at around 9am on Thursday.
RISERS
Stratmin Global Resources, up 16.67% to 1.75p, as it entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with Bass Metals Limited to sell its 93.75% stake in Graphmada Mauritius.
Sound Energy PLC (LON:SOU), up 10.49% to 22.38p as it received a non-binding expression of interest from Oil & Gas Investment Fund (OGIF), its partner on the Tendrara licence.
Sports Direct plc (LON:SPD), up 12.37% to 313.4p as it revealed it would axe staff bonuses after posting results, which showed slowing sales growth.
FALLERS
Frontier Resources (LON:FRI), down 11.3% to 0.05p as it is set to acquire Concepta Diagnostics in a reverse takeover, a pioneering UK healthcare company established in 2013, which has a primary focus on women's fertility
Mkango Resources (LON:MKA), the rare earths firm, down 5.71% to 4.13p, after yesterday it updated on its corporate social programmes and said airbone data from the Phalombe and Thambani licences in Malawi is being analysed and an update will come in due course.
Keras Resources Ltd (LON:KRS), the Australia focused gold mining firm, down 4.26% to 1.125p as it completed mining at the Anomaly 22 and Accord projects, located in the Grants Patch Gold Tribute lease area.
The firm is now moving the fleet to nearby higher-grade Wycheproof project, 20km north-east of Grants Patch.