AI-based technology commercialisation company GenIP (LON: GNIP) has received 57 repeat orders. This includes 50 orders from two US universities and seven from a UK university. The share price gained 5.41% to 19.5p.
ITM Power (LON: ITM) has been selected as the partner to supply 710MW of its electrolysers to Stablegrid in Germany. The system will help to stabilise the German electricity system because of variable output from renewable energy. Final investment decision will be in 2028. The share price rose 4.19% to 74.6p.
GCM Resources (LON: GCM) had a cash outflow of £1.27m in the year to June 2025. Net debt was £4.9m at the end of June 2025. The company says that the Phulbari coal and power project is the most advanced and deliverable domestic coal project in Bangladesh. The share price improved 4.35% to 6p.
Safilo Group made an approach to Inspecs (LON: SPEC) to acquire the Eschenbach and BoD businesses. It made two non-binding cash offers, and they we rejected by Inspecs. The share price increased 2.74% to 75p.
Healthcare financial software provider Craneware (LON: CRW) has started the latest financial year positively. The alliance with Microsoft is bringing significant opportunities. Craneware is developing a product for the 340B drug rebate programme in the US. The share price is 2.12% higher at 2165p.
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UK Oil & Gas (LON: UKOG) has raised a further £520,000 at 0.016p/share. The company has raised more than £5m since the beginning of October. This will help to accelerate the development of hydrogen storage projects and moving ahead with a potential electrolytic hydrogen generation project geared initially to decarbonise the energy use of a substantive Dorset-based industrial user. The share price slipped 18.8% to 0.0175p.
NWF (LON: NWF) says its businesses have had a mixed first half performance. Heating oil volumes have been lower than normal and the winter increase in demand is not likely to make up for this. Commercial fuels demand has also been lower, and this is higher margin. This has led to pricing pressures as the company rolls out a new regional operating model. The food distribution and feeds businesses are doing well, with the former picking up new contracts. The share price declined 18.2% to 130p.
Gold explorer Panthera Resources (LON: PAT) says test results on bulk composite samples from the Kalaka deposit in Mali. The ores are amenable and recoveries averaged 76.3%. CIL extractions can average 93.4%. The share price fell 5.46% to 22.5p.