URU Metals (LON: URU) shares have bounced back after a decline just before the 25-for-one share split on 24 March. The adjusted share price doubled to 8p, which is the highest it has been for more than two years.
Online building products retailer CMO Group (LON: CMO) is leaving AIM on 27 March. Despite selling ahead of that date there has been enough buying interest for the share price to perk up 33.96% to 3.55p.
Software provider FD Technologies (LON: FDP) increased annualised recurring revenues by 13% to £81.8m in the year to February 2025. Trading was at the top end of guidance and the loss was lower than expected. Net cash was £56m at the end of February 2024. There are new opportunities in capital markets, defence and industrial IoT and management believes that annualised recurring revenues could grow by one-fifth this year. The share price increased 12.6% to 1872p.
Insurance and employee benefits provider Personal Group Holdings (LON: PGH) grew revenues of continuing operations by 13% to £43.8m. Both the insurance and employee benefits divisions made progress with annualised recurring revenues reaching £43.4m. There is cash of £27.4m, which is £17m more than regulatory and group requirements. This enables the dividend to be raised from 11.7p/share to 16.6p/share and Canaccord Genuity has raised its expectation for 2025 from 19p/share to 19.7p/share. Cash should still increase. Investment in new insurance products and the employee benefits platform hapi will help to drive further growth over the long-term. The share price rose 11.3% to 236p, which is the highest it has been since 2022.
FALLERS
Galileo Resources (LON: GLR) says the phase 3 drilling results from 75%-owned Shingada copper gold project warrants progression to phase 4 drilling on the main fault. Mineralised dilation zones were confirmed. However, assay results were inconclusive in some areas due to poor diamond drill core owing to unfavourable ground conditions. The share price slipped 17.1% to 0.85p.
Wellnex Life (LON: WNX) shares started trading on Friday at 31p each, having raised £5.22m at 31.75p. The share price fell to 29p on Monday and has slipped a further 8.62% to 26.5p. The ASX-listed consumer healthcare company has an agreement with Haleon to supply paracetamol products that are sold under the Panadol brand, as well as its own brand Pain Away, the second largest provider of topical pain relief products in Australia.
Empyrean Energy (LON: EME) says the Wilson River-1 well has reached total depth. Petrophysical analysis is ongoing, and the results will be compared with existing wells. The share price is 2.56% lower at 0.095p, having been 0.085p earlier.
Marketing services provider The Mission Group (LON: TMG) improved continuing operation revenues by 2% to £75.9m, while underlying pre-tax profit increased from £4.2m to £5.1m. Net debt was reduced to £9.5m. That is before the disposal of April Six for up to £17.4m. Share buybacks are continuing. The share price fell 5.36% to 26.5p.