AIM movers: Catalyst Media receives SIS dividend and Ariana Resources progress at Dokwe

Catalyst Media (LON: CMX) will receive a 2025-26 dividend of £1.54m from Sports Information Services, where it has a 20.5% interest. That is much higher than the £354,000 received last year. The dividend should take cash to £1.89m. A dividend will be announced when the annual results to June 2026 are announced. The share price gained 5,88% to 45p.

Kazera Global (LON: KZG) chief executive bought an initial 2.13 million shares at 1.4p each. The share price increased 5.45% to 1.45p.

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Ariana Resources (LON: AAU) has made progress on technical inputs for the Dokwe gold project feasibility study. Potential growth in the resource in Zimbabwe has been identified from drilling at Dokwe North. Cash was £17.3m at the end of September 2026. Proceeds from the Kiziltepe disposal offset the outflow during the period. The Tavsan mine, where there is a 9.9% stake, has completed its ramp up and it will provide additional income for Ariana Resources. The share price improved 3.85% to 6.75p.

European Metals Holdings (LON: EMH) has published its quarterly activities report. During the period it identified potential cost savings by the investment in one tunnel kiln rather than two gas fired rotary kilns for the Cinovec lithium project. Cash was $490,000 at the end of September 2026. The share price rose 3.85% to 6.75p.

FALLERS

Trafalgar Minerals (LON: TRAF) admits that it will not secure a reverse takeover within six months of selling its business assets, so trading in the shares will be suspended on 9 November. It will then have six months to make an acquisition, or the quotation will be cancelled. The share price dived 28.1% to 11.5p.

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Healthcare communications technology provider Feedback (LON: FDBK) has extended its Queen Victoria Hospital (QVH) contract until the NHS year end of March. There should be an annual renewal after that, but that is dependent on a wider decision by the NHS. A review of Bleepa use at QVH has shown significant time and cost savings. This contract is currently worth £495,000/year, which is a major proportion of annual revenues. QVH will also provide £294,000 to support further product development of Bleepa. Full year results should be published in November. Cash should last until the end of the first quarter of 2027. The share price fell when the announcement was made yesterday afternoon and it has fallen at further 8.48% to 5.125p.

Guardian Metal Resources (LON: GMET) has raised £70,000 from the exercise of warrants at 14p each. The share price slipped 5.58% to 77.8p.

Rent guarantee services provider RentGuarantor (LON: RGG) says that it generated revenues of £13m in the nine months to September 2026. EBITDA was £5.85m, having been a loss last year. The number of contracts nearly quadrupled to 11,698. There was £12m in cash at the end of September 2026. The share price is down 4.43% to 97p, but it has trebled this year.

Berenberg has cut its Central Asia Metals (LON: CAML) share price target from 190p to 150p. The share price dipped 5.12% to 129.6p.

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