Audio visual services provider MediaZest (LON: MDZ) increased interim revenues from £1.91m to £2.67m and made a small underlying pre-tax profit. The reported pre-tax profit of £754,000 included a £546,000 gain on the write-off of interest on convertible loans and £198,000 gain on restructuring borrowings. Key projects are being rolled out. Full year revenues could reach £5m, up from £4.15m, and associated pre-tax profit of more than £250,000, compared with £103,000. The share price increased 14.3% to 0.12p.
Tatton Asset Management (LON:TAM) continues to beat expectations. Full year revenues were one-fifth higher at £54.4m and underlying pre-tax profit of £28.5m was slightly higher than the forecast that had already been upgraded. The full year dividend is 42% higher at 27p/share. Assets under management grew to £24.2bn and since March it has already risen to £26.5bn with net inflows of £600,000. Zeus has raised its 2026-27 pre-tax profit forecast by 8% to £34.5m. Zeus expects net asset inflows to continue at £246m/months. The share price gained 11.5% to 671p, which is still well below the high for the year.
Skin treatments developer SkinBioTherapeutics (LON:SBTX) has more than recovered the share price loss after it returned from suspension following the restated annual results and interim figures. Cash was £3.12m at the end of 2025. The share price rebounded 10.5% to 10.5p.
Gana Media Group (LON: GANA) is raising £750,000 at 0.2p/share, which is a premium to the market price. Mexican online gaming business Estadio Gana is building up trading momentum, and the World Cup should provide a further boost. The cash will help to generate further growth. The share price rose 8.82% to 0.185p.
Pri0R1Ty Intelligence (LON: PR1) shares are also recovering some of the loss after they returned from suspension. Subsidiary Halfspace has entered a partnership with Sport & Recreation Alliance as official AI partner. This opens up a market of 300 sporting organisations with 15,000 users. The deal lasts an initial 12 months. The share price recovered 8.33% to 1.3p.
Neonatal ventilators supplier Inspiration Healthcare (LON: IHC) increased full year revenues by 24% to £47.5m, helped by one-off exports. The company broke even following a loss of £3.1m in the previous year. The focus is own brand sales and the Mircel distribution contract is ending. That will hit revenues in 2026-27 along with expected lower exports after the one-off contract, and it means Inspiration Healthcare could return to loss. Underlying revenues should improve, though. Net debt could fall from £5.1m to £4.6m due to lower working capital. The share price improved 5.77% to 27.5p.
FALLERS
Cinemas operator Everyman Media (LON: EMAN) plans to leave AIM and shareholders will be asked to agree to the proposal at a general meeting. There is apparently backing from holders of two-thirds of the share capital. The board will initially hold discussions with key stakeholders before announcing the general meeting. Net debt was £22m at the end of 2025. There is no indication whether there will be a tender offer to shareholders who do not want to maintain their shareholding in a private company. Everyman Media has had a tough few years since Covid lockdowns, but there are signs of improvement. In the 21 weeks so far this year, revenues were 26.5% higher at £58.5m. The share price recovered some of its early loss to below 26p and is down 1.43% at 34.5p.
International Greetings (LON: IGR) returned to paying dividends and announced a share buyback programme, but the share price lost 6.82% to 82p, which is still three-fifths higher than at the start of the year. The latest figures have changed from US$ to pounds. Ongoing pre-tax profit fell from £14.9m to £8.6m. Net cash was £54.6m. The final dividend is 1p/share and the plan is to pay dividends at least three times covered by earnings.
Online retailer boohoo (LON: DEBS) reported full year results in line with expectations. Cost reductions are going well, and the loss was reduced to £23.9m. Panmure Liberum raised its 2026-27 forecast revenues by 8% to £877m but kept the pre-tax profit forecast of £21.2m unchanged. Capex will be halved this year, helping to improve cash generation and nearly halve net debt to £47m at the end of February 2027. That is before a potential sale of the Burnley warehouse. Despite this, the share price declined 5% to 23.75p.