AI technology commercialisation GenIP (LON: GNIP) says revenues grew 330% in 2025 as a new product suite was rolled out. Client retention was 90%, while the corporate client base is increasing. The share price increased 19.5% to 12.25p.
Waratah Capital Advisors has sold its 8.64% stake in Bradda Head Lithium (LON: BHL), while Spreadex Ltd has acquired a 3.52% shareholding. The share price recovered 12.5% to 1.35p.
Anglo Asian Mining (LON: AAZ) produced 7,915 tonnes of copper, 25,061 ounces of gold and 153,332 ounces of silver in 2025. Copper production was at a record level in the fourth quarter. The first sales of copper concentrate were made from the Demirli mine. Gedabek and Demirli mines both increased copper production, although copper production was slightly below guidance. There is inventory of 2,457 tonnes of copper valued at $12,504/tonne. The share price rose 7.01% to 297.5p.
Diagnostic data services provider Diaceutics (LON: DXRX) returned to profit in 2025 on lower than expected revenues of £38.5m. Organic constant currency growth was 24%. Panmure Liberum has raised its 2025 operating profit estimate from £1.1m to £1.7m. There is a record multi-year order book is 48% higher at £36.8m. The operating profit forecast for 2026 has been cut from £4.2m to £2.5m because of higher amortisation charges on capitalised spending. Net cash could be £16m. The share price improved 6.01% to 150p.
Distribution Finance (LON: DFCH) has grown its loan book to £846m at the end of 2025, ahead of guidance, and it is targeting a figure of £1.5bn by 2030. New loan origination was more than £1.8bn in 2025. Full year underlying pre-tax profit will be at least £17.5m, up from £14.4m. Tangible net assets are at least 75p/share. The share price gained 5.45% to 58p.
FALLERS
Tern (LON: TERN) has been notified by the general partner of SVV2 that Tern has ceased to be a limited partner in the SVV2 partnership because it has been classed as a defaulting investor. Tern’s interest has been transferred to other partners, and it is unlikely to receive any compensation. The general partner is also seeking default interest and costs of £40,000 and indemnity from consequence of default of £184,000. Tern is taking legal advice. The share price declined 29.2% to 0.425p.
Western Australia focused explorer Artemis Resources (LON: ARV) plans to cancel its AIM quotation and concentrate of the ASX listing. Liquidity has been limited. There is an opportunity for each Depositary Interest holder can become a registered shareholder on the Australian share register. This is expected to happen on 13 February, which is three years after joining AIM. The introduction price was 3.75p. The share price fell 18.8% to 0.325p.
Caledonia Mining Corporation (LON: CMCL) has increased the offering of 5.875% convertible senior notes due 2033 from $100m to $125m. The initial purchasers have an option to purchase a further $25m for 13 days after the issue of the notes. The offer should close on 20 January. Net proceeds will be around $120m, or $144m if the option is fully taken up. There will be $12m spent on the cost of capped call transactions. The rest will fund development of the Bilboes gold project in Zimbabwe. The share price dipped 9.88% to £21.90.
Ex-dividends
AB Dynamics (LON: ABDP) is paying a final dividend of 6.36p/share and the share price decreased 15p to £13.25.
Character Group (LON: CCT) is paying a final dividend of 3p/share and the share price fell 3p to 237p.
Cerillion (LON: CER) is paying a final dividend of 10.6p/share and the share price slipped 10p to £14.90.
Origin Enterprises (LON: OGN) is paying a final dividend of 14.15 cents/share and the share price is unchanged at €4.20.
Premier Miton (LON: PMI) is paying a final dividend of 3p/share and the share price fell 5.9p to 52.5p. The fund manager also announced that assets under management fell from £10,3bn to £9.6bn in the quarter to December 2025.
RWS Holdings (LON: RWS) is paying a final dividend of 4.6p/share and the share price slipped 3.55p to 90.75p.