Shares in foreign exchange services provider Finseta (LON: FIN) continue to recover following last week’s news that it has raised £1.57m at 6.1174p/share with most of the cash coming from Homa Holdings, which is owned by Middle East investor Amir Mehrad. Homa’s stake will be 19.9%. Alongside the investment Homa will become an affiliate partner and introduce customers. The share price is 24.1% higher at 8.5p.
Quantum Helium (LON: QHE) says the major fracture stimulation programme at the 90% owned Sagebrush-1 well in Colorado. This should help to generate stronger, more sustainable gas flow rates. The share price increased 5.56% to 1.9p.
Okopa (LON: OKP), which is the new name for Keras Resources, has started activities at the licences within the Kaoko copper belt in north west Namibia, where 51% owned Cornerstone Mining. Near-term revenues are planned from oxide copper production while Okopa evaluates the sulphide copper potential. Initial shallow drilling and test work to assess potential small-scale oxide copper production should be completed in the first quarter of 2027. The share price improved 5.26% to 2p.
DSW Capital (LON: DSW) increased network interim revenues by 24% to £12.8m, while the professional services company’s total income is 21% higher at £3.4m, helped by a recovery in mergers and acquisitions growth in DR Solicitors. The share price rose 4.4% to 47.5p.
FALLERS
Driver monitoring systems supplier Seeing Machine (LON: SEE) generated sales of around 2 million units for vehicles in the first quarter to September 2026, which was slightly lower than the previous quarter. Management argues that this represents the seasonality of car sales. The figure is 285% ahead of the previous year. EU GSR regulations are in force. Guardian annualised recurring revenues have reached $15.3m and a sales agent agreement has been signed with Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America in the US and Canada. The company continues to work on refinancing the Magna convertibles. The share price declined 17.4% to 3.07p.
Litigation Capital Management (LON: LIT) will write off an investment with a book value of $5m because a funded party is not being allowed to appeal a commercial litigation loss. The share price slipped 15.7% to 0.4005p.
Hydrogen technology developer H-Power (LON: HPOW) generated sales of £2m in the year to September 2026 and it had £11.1m in the bank. Revenues are expected to rise this year, but the cash outflow means that H-Power will move into net debt. The share price fell 8.42% to 6.85p.
Genomics company Oxford BioDynamics (OBD) increased annual revenues from £1.1m to £1.65m. Cash was £7.4m at the end of September 2026. EpiSwitch PSE volumes grew to 500 in September. EpiSwitch Orion will have its full release at the Festival of Genomics in January 2027. The share price dipped 5% to 0.095p.
Cloud-based video editing technology provider Blackbird (LON: BIRD) has promoted Sumit Rai from chief product officer to chief executive. He replaces Ian McDonough who remains a director. The share price slid 3.75% to 3.85p, which is still two-thirds higher this year.