Nigel Wray has increased his shareholding in women’s clothing retailer Sosandar (LON: SOS) from 2.06% to 4.07%. Lombard Odier trimmed its stake from 5.01% to 4.67%. The share price increased 10% to 5.5p.
First Property Group (LON: FPO) expects further profit improvement this year. At the AGM, the company said that contracts have been exchanged for the sale of two buildings. The sale proceeds are £4.1m and the gain should be around £1.2m. Funds under management wee steady at £220m at the end of August 2025. Interim results will be released on 27 November. The share price recovered 9.84% to 16.75p.
Revolution Beauty (LON: REVB) non-executive director Rachel Horsefield has decided not to seek re-election. The share price improved 8.81% to 3.025p.
Artemis Resources (LON: ARV) is testing three shallow gold targets at Titan in the Karratha gold project. There will be 1,600 metres of drilling. There are also plans for drilling at the Carlow resource. The share price rose 7.14% to 0.375p.
FALLERS
Pharmacogenetic testing company Genedrive (LON: GDR) has raised £3.2m at 0.2p/share and there could be an additional £100,000 forthcoming. A retail offer of up to £300,000 has been launched and closes on 26 September. Each share comes with one warrant exercisable at 0.4p each. The cash will fund commercialisation of the company’s tests and a FDA 510(k) submission for a test that identifies stroke and cardiovascular patients unlikely to respond to medication early next year. The share price dived 53.3% to 0.245p.
Broker Fiske (LON: FKE) has agreed a Voluntary Requirement (VREQ) with the FCA following a review of the company’s systems and controls in the investment management activities. There are no restrictions elating to existing clients, but Fiske is restricted from taking on new clients. Fiske can still pay a final dividend. Full year revenues are estimated to be 6% higher at £7.9m. Pre-tax profit is 43% ahead at £1.4m. Cash was more than £6.5m at the end of June 2025. This is after additional costs relating to the VREQ. The share price slipped 22.6% to 60p.
Helium One Global (LON: HE1) says investors that advanced £10m in August are converting £1.65m into shares at 0.235p each. The share price fell 13.5% to 0.275p.
Pacsco Ltd (LON: PACS), which was known as Agriterra, will not publish its accounts for the year to March 2025 until October. This is due to the recent disposal of operations in Mozambique. This means trading in the shares will be suspended on 1 October and lifted when the accounts are published. The share price decreased 13.7% to 0.43p.
Digital services provider Made Tech Group (LON: MTEC) increased full year revenues by one-fifth to £46.4m with the growth accelerating in the second half. Pre-tax profit rebounded from £1.4m to £2.9m. The order book is worth £92.2m. There has been a strong start to the new financial year and a pre-tax profit of £3.2m is forecast. The share price had more than doubled over the past year, but it dipped 12.4% to 35.5p.