Growth is accelerating at decision intelligence software supplier ActiveOps (LON: AOM) with interim revenues 45% higher at £20.8m, including three months of the Enlighten acquisition. Annual recurring revenues are 55% higher at £44.6m and still grew 27% excluding Enlighten. Organic net revenues retention was 116%. Net cash is £13.3m. The full benefits of the Enlighten acquisition will come through next year. The interim results will be published on 27 November. The share price jumped 25.3% to 213p.
Red Rock Resources (LON: RRR) has conditionally agreed to sell its subsidiary that holds gold exploration licences in the Ivory Coast to ASX-listed Dalaroo for 13.25 million shares. The shares are currently valued at A$715,500. There will also be a resource definition royalty of A$2 pe ounce of indicated resource. The share price increased 14.3% to 0.04p.
North America was the bright spot in revenues at interior design brands owner Sanderson Design Group (LON: SDG). North American revenues rose 1%, while elsewhere they fell 9%. There are signs of recovery outside of the UK. Interim revenues fell 4% to £48.3m. Cost savings meant that underlying pre-tax profit was flat at £2.2m. Restructuring the manufacturing business improved its margins, but there was lower internal production as inventory levels fell. That helped improve the cash balance which was £7.8m at the end of July 2025. A further £1m of annual cost savings have been made and August and September revenues wee 5% ahead. Full year pre-tax profit is expected to recover from £4.4m to £5m. The share price improved 10.5% to 52.5p.
Sensing and motion capture software developer Oxford Metrics Group (LON: OMG) confirmed that profit and revenues are broadly in line with expectations, despite problems with academic funding in the US. Smart manufacturing has performed strongly. Revenues ae slightly below forecast, but operating profit is in line with the expectations of £2.38m. However, the 2025-26 operating profit has been downgraded to £3m. Cash was £37m at the end of September 2025. The share price recovered 12.2% to 43.75p.
Light Science Technologies (LON: LST) has increased the quoted AgTech business pipeline to £45m. It has also extended its distribution framework agreement with horticulture lighting supplier Gavita International. Recent orders have been won internationally. The share price rose 8.86% to 4.3p.
FALLERS
Renewable energy projects developer Coro Energy (LON: CORO) has secured a new EPC loan for the next 2MW of rooftop solar with Mobile World Group. This will fund 70% of the cost of the 2MW installation and will be repaid in monthly instalments over five years at an annual interest charge of 10% in the first year. This helps to match income and cash outflows. The share price declined 5.56% to 0.425p.
Gresham House Asset Management increased its stake in financials businesses investor TruFin (LON: TRU) from 19% to 20.2%. The share price fell 4.78% to 109.5p.
Podcast platform operator Audioboom (LON: BOOM) increased third quarter revenues by 9% to $20.4m and EBITDA by 18% to $1.2m. There is strong growth of video views, following the Adelicious acquisition. Nine months revenues are 5% higher at $55.5m, while EBIDA more than doubled to $3m. Booked revenues for 2025 are more than $79m. A strategic review is ongoing. The share price dipped 4.03% to 595p.