Eco Buildings Group (LON: ECOB) has set up a new subsidiary with Socotra Real Estate Development and Investment Company to offer modular housing in Sudan. The Khartoum-based partner will invest €5m to fund two production lines and receive 50% of any net profit. The share price jumped 41.5% to 7.5p.
Marechale Capital (LON: MAC) has raised £202,500 at 1.5p/share. Experienced City investment banker Nick Wells invested £50,000 giving him a 2.8% stake. He is expected to bring potential deals to the company. The cash will be used for investment and co-investment opportunities. The share price increased 12.9% to 1.75p.
Pulsar Helium Inc (LON: PLSR) has mobilised a drill rig at the Topaz project in Minnesota. This will be part of a programme to confirm the scale of helium potential that will move commercial development closer. Up to ten wells will be drilled with the first starting this week. The share price rose 9.52% to 46p.
Another positive trading statement from music instruments retailer Gear4Music (LON: G4M) has led to a further forecast upgrade. Revenues grew 31% to £49.6m in the six months to September 2025. EBITDA expectations have been raised from £12m to £13.7m. Market conditions are improving and marketing has been stepped up. There has also been investment in improving availability of products. The share price is 10.3% to 311p.
Future Metals NV (LON: FME) shares have rebounded 6.78% to 1.575p ahead of leaving AIM on 5 November and concentrating on the ASX listing. Depositary Interest holders will have an opportunity to become registered shareholders.
Brazilian gold miner Serabi Gold (LON: SRB) achieved record quarterly production of 12,090 ounces of gold at Coringa and the Palito Complex in the third quarter of 2025. In the previous quarter production was 10.532 ounces. Full year product is expected to be between 44,000-47,000 ounces of gold. Net cash is $33m. The share price improved 6.59% to 275p.
Online womenswear retailer Sosandar (LON: SOS) grew interim revenues by 15% to £18.7m, despite disruption from Marks & Spencer’s cyber incident, and net cash improved from £7.3m to £7.7m at the end of September 2025. That was despite an increased loss of £1.1m, up from £700,000. A full year pre-tax profit of £400,000 is forecast. Initial homeware sales through NEXT have been good. The share price recovered 4.76% to 5.5p.
FALLERS
MyHealthChecked (LON: MHC) is selling its loss-making trading subsidiary Concepta Diagnostics to Boots UK for £2.375m. The company will become a shell with £5.7m of cash after the costs of the disposal, including an exit bonus to chief executive Penelope McCormick who is leaving with the subsidiary. The share price fell by one-quarter to 7.5p.
SpaceandPeople (LON: SAL) chief executive Nancy Cullen sold 27,500 shares at an average price of 244p/share. That leaves her with 3.52%. The share price declined 12.2% to 215p.
Synthetic binders developer Aptamer (LON: APTA) has increased full year revenues by two-fifths to £1.2m and there is already visibility of £1m in revenues in the year to June 2026. The potential pipeline is worth £3.4m. The June 2025 cash of £1.06m has subsequently been supplemented by a £1.8m fundraising and at the end of July cash was £2.7m. The share price dipped 11.6% to 0.875p, but it is still 136% higher this year.