Sulnox Group (LON: SNOX) has secured a four-year agreement with Eastern Pacific Shipping, which will broaden its use of emission reduction additive Sulnox Eco to more than 50 vessels. This should amount to 1.2 million litres over the period. The customer has more than 350 vessels so there is scope for further expansion. Eastern Pacific Shipping is acquiring 5.5 million Sulnox shares at 2p each and a further 7.06 million shares will be issued relating to the original contract and introductions. This will take the shareholding to 10.8% and it could reach 14% by the end of the new agreement. The share price increased 14.3% to 60p.
Wishbone Gold (LON: WSBN) says positive gold assays have been returned from the initial assay results from drilling at Red Setter in Western Australia. Shallow gold zones have been discovered. There will be deeper diamond drilling. The share price rose 2.17% to 23.5p.
FALLERS
Vehicle electrification technology supplier Equipmake (EQIP) says second half trading has been in line with expectations. Trading was better than in the first half and full year revenues are set to be more than £8m, up from £3.5m the previous year. Finance director Ian Selby is stepping down, although he has acquired an additional 225,000 shares at 0.9p each, and Jason Abbott has become an executive director, who bought 100,505 shares at 0.99p each. Chairman Tim Metcalfe acquired 2.27 million shares for a total cost of £17,500, while chief executive Ian Foley bought 914,677 shares at around 0.875p each. The share price slid 36% to 0.8p.
Coinsilium (LON: COIN) had net assets of £14.6m at the end of 2025, with cash of £1.43m. There was a £1.22m cash outflow from operating activities during the year. The share price dipped 6.98% to 2p.