AIM movers: Empire Metals premium fundraising and ex-dividends

Subsurface resources data provider Getech Group (LON: GTC) has won contracts worth £333,000, including £42,000 of renewals, and £300,000 should be recognised in 2025. This includes three new customers. The order book is worth £4.1m. The share price recovered 18.4% to 2.25p.

Empire Metals (LON: EEE) is raising £7m at 40p/share and the share price has risen 112.9% to 39.5p. That is still well below the high of 71p in September. The cash will be used to finance work on the Pitfield project in Australia. This includes metallurgical test work, resource expansion and commencement of pilot production of Ti02 product samples for end users. This will initially be for the titanium metal supply chain. A listing on ASX is being considered for 2026.

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Components and power products supplier Solid State (LON: SOLI) has won an initial order of $10.8m, under a major defence programme for the UK government called Project CAIN. The project is the British Army’s new digital network system. Solid State is supply secure ruggedised systems. Delivery is scheduled for the first half of 2026. The share price increased 14% to 162.5p.

European Green Transition (LON: EGT) has entered an exclusive six-month option agreement to sell the Pajala copper project in northern Sweden to Recovery Metals Cyprus. Historical drilling confirms copper mineralisation. Recovery Metals Cyprus will fund due diligence during the option. Copper prices are moving towards record highs. The share price improved 8.7% to 6.25p.

FALLERS

Cancer treatments developer ValiRx (LON: VAL) is raising £750,000 at 0.25p/share and a WRAP offer could raise up to £300,000 more. The offer closes on 3 November. All subscribers get one warrant exercisable at 0.5p each with every new share. The cash will fund R&D, including the preclinical development of potential breast cancer treatment Cytolytix. The share price slumped 47.4% to 0.25p.

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There was a negative response to the announcement by Rome Resources (LON: RMR) of the maiden mineral resource estimate for the Bisie North project, which confirms a large tin copper zinc system. Only a fraction of the licence area has been explored. There is an inferred resource of 46,900 tonnes of copper, 10,600 tonnes of tin, 86,200 tonnes of zinc and 1.46 Moz of silver. The share price dipped 23.6% to 0.275p.

AI-based services provider to smaller businesses Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group (LON: PR1) has revenues for the year to September 2025 will be more than £500,000. One-fifth of customers are paying for Pri0r1ty Advisor and other products. Revenues from Halfspace, which was acquired in the second half, account for four-fifths of sales. The share price fell 10.6% to 2.1p.

Allergy treatments developer Allergy Therapeutics (LON: AGY) is commencing patient screening for the second year of the G308 phase III trial evaluating the efficacy and safety of Grass MATA MPL in paediatric subjects. This should be completed early next year, so that injections can be made prior to the grass pollen season. The share price slid 8.28% to 7.75p.

Ex-dividends

Aeorema Communications (LON: AEO) is paying a final dividend of 3p/share and the share price slipped 6p to 68.5p.

Burford Capital (LON: BUR) is paying an interim dividend of 4.74p/share and the share price fell 54p to 766p.

Fiske (LON: FKE) is paying a final dividend of 0.83p/share and the share price is unchanged at 65p.

Gattaca (LON: GTC) is paying a final dividend of 2p/share and the share price is unchanged at 97.5p.

NWF (LON: NWF) is paying a final dividend of 7.4p/share and the share price declined 10.5p to 173.5p.

Sylvania Platinum (LON: SLP) is paying a final dividend of 2p/share and the share price rose 1p to 86p. This followed the announcement of record first quarter 4E production of 24,522 ounces due to higher grades and recoveries.

FW Thorpe (LON: TFW) is paying a final dividend of 5.36p/share and the share price decreased 4p to 295p.

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