David Lenigas has bought 30,000 shares in energy B (LON: NRGB) at 16.5p each, 50,000 shares at 15p each and 65,000 shares an average price of 14.1p each. The share price jumped 19.4% to 16.125p.
Ethtry (LON: ETHY) has taken full ownership of McKean Natural Gas Company by buying the remaining 10% for $300,000. McKean owns deep gas rights in an area of Pennsylvania with existing pipeline infrastructure. Gas production will be used for power generation for a data centre development. The share price increased 17.2% to 0.17p.
Uranium explorer Reveille Resources (LON: REV) has been admitted to the OTCID market in the United States. The share price rose 5.56% to 16.625p.
Brewer Shepherd Neame (LON: SHEP) is investing £15m over three years to modernise the Faversham brewery. The plan is to exit larger third-party brewing contracts. Property disposals will help to fund the investment. The Singha contract ends next April and that will reduce annual revenues by £10.3m. Like-for-like pub sales are 6.4% higher in the first 17 weeks of the financial year, while tenanted income growth is slower. Beer volumes are slightly lower. Although overall revenues will be slightly lower due to the change in strategy, but it is assumed that improved efficiency will offset that. The share price improved 1.13% to 446p.
FALLERS
Eight Capital Partners (LON: ECP) published interims showing revenues falling from £70,000 for £37,000. There was investment income of £1.25m, compared with a £1.19m foreign exchange gain in the corresponding period. The pre-tax profit was flat at £904,000. Net assets were £36.8m at the end of June 2026. That includes the SFE Bond valued at £33.6m. The share price slumped 28.6% to 37.5p.
AI-driven industrial analytics company IntelliAM AI (LON: INT) is switching from Aquis to AIM in November and has raised £6.4m at 70p/share, including £169,000 raised in a retail offer. The share price declined 12.9% to 67.5p.
Ubuntu Mining and Metals Inc (LON: UNTU) says the management of the 25% owned Dilotiko iron ore project is advancing regulatory and other matters relating to the mining licence applications, but their issuance has been delayed. The company is reviewing other investments in the iron ore sector in Africa. The share price fell 12.5% to 0.35p.
Coinsilium (LON: COIN) investee companies are making progress. Yellow Network is increasing trading activity on the XPRL Ledger. The circulating market capitalisation is approximately $83m. AI-powered advertising and content-production platform developer BeatingHeart is on track for a public launch by early December. Wayne Almeida is switching from non-executive to executive director. He has more than two decades of experience in the Gibraltar financial services sector. The share price is down 9.52% to 2.85p.
Ajax Resources (LON: AJAX) appointed Temeraire Partners as broker. It has also issued it 1.39 million warrants exercisable at 8p each. There was a share issue at 8p/share to pay creditors owed £75,000. The share price decreased 9.37% to 7.25p.
Wishbone Gold (LON: WSBN) is raising £500,000 at 9p/share. This will fund the drilling programme at the Red Setter gold copper project in Western Australia. The share price slipped 9.09% to 10p.
Ben Redfearn is taking over the finance function at Time To ACT (LON: TTA) and Chris Stavers will become chief growth officer. They will be on the management board and could eventually join the main board. The share price fell 8.33% to 27.5p.
Guild Financial Advisory has resigned as corporate adviser to Valereum (LON: VLRM) and it is notifying Aquis Regulation of its decision. Trading in the shares was suspended just before the announcement because news of the resignation had leaked. The share price had declined 5.56% to 1.7p.
EPE Special Opportunities (LON: E.OP) NAV was 402.06p/share at the end of September 2026. The share price is 4.76% lower at 200p.
Quantum computing IP developer Delta Gold Technologies (LON: DGQ) has raised £1.79m at 110p/share. The cash will be used to develop sensing and communication technologies, as well as potential UK university collaborations. The research programmes at Penn State University and the University of Toronto have been expanded. The share price slid 2.38% to 102.5p.
