Mobile payments services provider MobilityOne Ltd (LON: MBO) says a Form 8-K (current report) has been filed by Technology & Telecommunication Acquisition Corporation on 2 April 2026 and this will help to progress the proposed joint venture with Super Apps. This could generate around £10m in cash payments for MobilityOne. The share price jumped 42.9% to 12.5p.
Digital health company MedPal AI (LON: MPAL) had a record month in March and annualised revenues exceed £5m. Gross margin was more than 34% during March. NHS volumes are increasing and MedPal AI has capacity for significantly higher revenues. The share price recovered 26.3% to 3p. The August 2025 issue price was 4p.
Haydale (LON: HAYD) has secured a contract for the recently acquired Save Money Cut Carbon subsidiary for water efficiency programmes for Wave Utilities clients. Wave Utilities is a joint venture between Anglian Water and Northumbrian Water. This deal could generate around £1m of annual revenues. This helps to underpin the Cavendish expectation that Haydale could move into profit in the year to September 2027. The share price increased 8.93% to 0.305p.
Insig AI (LON: INSG) shares continue to rise following last week’s announcement that a Nasdaq listing is being considered, and this would be combined with a large share issue to invest in digital assets. Chief executive Richard Bernstein has given six million shares to Trustees for the Richard Bernstein Charitable Trust. The share price improved 8.06% to 16.75p.
MTI Wireless Edge (LON: MWE) has won $6m of contracts for military antenna and components. The share price gained 5.36% to 59p.
FALLERS
Richmond Hill Resources (LON: RHR) has agreed to buy Bartlett mining claims in Ontario from a company controlled by major shareholder James Ikin. The claims are next to the company’s Martello gold project. The purchase cost is C$125,000 in cash and shares valued at C$550,000 at 1.75p each. The share price fell 10% to 1.8p.
Gunsynd (LON: GUN) director Hamish Harris bought five million shares at 0.11p each. He owns 1.52%. The share price declined 8.65% to 0.095p.
Synergia Energy (LON: SYN) has entered into an agreement for a £700,000 unsecured loan with Republic Investment Management, which owns 12.4% of the oil and gas company. Republic IM is being issued share options at the same value as the loan that are exercisable at a 10% premium to the share price at the date of initial drawdown. The first tranche of $360,000 is available from mid-April and the interest rate is 7.5%. The falling through of the deal to sell 50% of the Cambay PSC means additional financial headroom is needed. The share price dipped 8.33% to 0.011p.