Sancus Lending (LON: LEND) is increasing the size of its credit facility with Pollen Street Capital from £200m to £300m and extended the maturity to 11 February 2031. This will enable the company to grow property-related lending. The share price is one-third higher at 1.2p.
Digitisation services provider TPXimpact (LON: TPX) has won a second large contract this week. The latest is a four-year contract with DEFRA worth £39m. That is the second largest contract TPXimpact has ever won. The contract covers digitisation of programmes across agricultural, environmental and sustainability areas. This follows a two-year, £22m contract with NHS England. The share price increased 17.9% to 33p.
Pri0R1ty Intelligence (LON: PR1) has launched the Vox AI-powered voice agent and secured The Property Buying Company as a new client that will take two Vox licences. This should generate 10,000 outbound sales calls in the first month. The share price improved 7.69% to 2.1p.
Inspiration Healthcare (LON: IHC) says that revenues were ahead of expectations in the year to January 2026. Revenues are expected to rise from £38.3m to £47.5m, including more than £8m from one-off exports, while the loss will be slashed from £3.1m to £400,000. The medical technology supplier will find it difficult to maintain revenues this year, despite the recent US hospital order. The share price recovered 7.25% to 18.5p.
Europa Oil & Gas (LON: EOG) raised £641,000 from a retail offer at 1.2p/share. A placing had raised £3.5m. The cash will finance the company’s share of the drilling costs of the Barracuda prospect in Equatorial Guinea. Europa has a 42.9% interest in Antler Global, which has a 40% interest in Barracuda, although it only has to fund 5% of costs up to $53m. That should leave more than £2m for working capital. The share price rose 5.77% to 1.375p.
Griffin Mining (LON: GFM) says gold production has started in Zone III of the Yuan Long orebody at the Caijiaying Mine in China. Drilling is expanding the contained gold estimate for the orebody. The share price gained 5% to 336p.
There are some places that have a share price jump for Origin Enterprises (LON: OGN) shares, but that is due to a change in currency from €4.25/share on Wednesday to 370p/share. Taking an exchange rate of €1.15/£ the Wednesday share price was 369.6p, so there has been a small gain.
FALLERS
Strategic Minerals (LON: SML) reported positive results from exploration at the Redmoor tungsten tin copper prospect in Cornwall. Drillhole CRD037 has intersected the central portion of the target and confirmed continuation of high-grade mineralisation, including silver. The share price fell 4.23% to 3.4p.
Uranium investor Yellow Cake (LON: YCA) increased the amount of cash raised in a placing at 629p/share from £55m to £80.6m because of investor demand. This will fund the purchase of 1.16 million pounds of physical uranium at $86.15/lb – a 2.1% discount to the spot price – and other opportunistic purchases. The implied pro forma NAV at the uranium purchase price is 629p/share. The share price dipped 0.89% to 640.75p.
Ex-dividends
Samuel Heath (LON: HSM) is paying an interim dividend of 4.5p/share and the share price slipped 30p to 355p.
Knights Group Holdings (LON: KGH) is paying an interim dividend of 1.94p/share and the share price is 0.25p to 184.75p.
Oxford Metrics (LON: OMG) is paying a final dividend of 3.25p/share and the share price dipped 3.3p to 55.9p.
Ramsdens Holdings (LON: RFX) is paying a dividend of 11p/share and the share price fell 15p to 430p.
Renew Holdings (LON: RNWH) is paying a final dividend of 13.33p/share and the share price declined 7p to 923p.