Cloud-based secure payments technology provider PCI Pal (LON: PCIP) says that full year results will be published in the last week of November. Revenues should be at least £24.6m. A small loss is anticipated. There has been a strong start to the new year. A rebrand has been completed. The share price gained 10% to 77p.
Premier Miton has taken a 5.6% stake in Oxford BioDynamics (LON: OBD). The share price is 10% higher at 0.11p.
Goldplat (LON: GDP) says that the authorities have allowed operations at the company’s site in Ghana to resume following the death of a contractor. The share price rose 5.97% to 17.75p.
Buccaneer Energy (LON: BUCE) is raising £510,000 at 0.01p/share, which is above the previous day’s closing price. Investors include Aquis-quoted Geldhow Investments. A retail offer could raise up to £100,000 more. US oil production has been accelerated to take advantage of high prices. European gas operations are being progressed. The cash will be used to update equipment and fund other projects to further increase US production and acquire data for European gas operations. The share price increased 5.26% to 0.01p.
Arrow Exploration (LON: AXL) has drilled another successful well on the Tapir block at the Icaco field in Colombia. This is producing 2.4mbbl/day gross. There will be further drilling. There are discussions to extend the Tapir licence. Zeus has updated forecast to take account of higher oil prices. Free cash flow for 2026 has been raised from $23.5m to $28.4m. The share price improved 4.62% to 34p.
FALLERS
Caspian Sunrise (LON: CASP) shares have returned from suspension having published the 2005 accounts and this year’s interim figures. Revenues have dived to $100,000 in the first half of 2026. The loss increased from $1.8m to $3.8m. Cash was $11.9m at the end of June 2026. The first oil was produced from the West Shalva contract area during the period. Since then, oil production from Well P2 at the Sholkara structure on the Block 8 Contract Area has been at the rate of 90 barrels of oil per day. The share price slumped 31.6% to 1.3p.
Forgent (LON: FORG) has discovered gold at the Cathedral prospect in the Peak Hill project in Western Australia. It has drilled 25 holes out of the 112 planned. One hole had three one metre intersections. Gold was recorded in two other nearby holes. Forgent has decided not to take up the option on Mount Sholl but may decide to acquire the project “when the time is right”. The share price declined 12.8% to 0.0075p.
Content management systems provider Ingenta (LON: ING) says first half trading was in line but there will be two legacy contracts ending in the second half. They generate annual revenues of £2m. Forecasts for 2026 have not been changed and there is no figure for 2027. Cost savings and AI investment will help to offset the loss. There are Dr Dan Brown has been appointed as deputy chairman and Greg Healey as interim COO. Net cash is £4.6m. The share price dropped 15.8% to 56p, while the forecast yield is 8%.
Ampeak Energy (LON: AMP) says that the plan to double capacity from 240MWh to 480MWh at the AW1 battery storage project at the Uskmouth Sustainable Energy Park in Wales is progressing well. The plan is to work with existing funders to reach financial close after the initial phase starts full commercial operations in the first quarter of 2027. Uncertainty about grid connection dates means that the company wants to delay capital repayments by two years for each of the three debentures, which total £12.7m. It also wants the June 2027 interest payment delayed until December 2027. In return, the interest charge will be increased. Bondholders will vote on the proposal in December. The share price dipped 11.8% to 1.5p.
Ex-dividends
Anpario (LON: ANP) is paying an interim dividend of 3.8p/share and the share price dipped 10p to 514p.
James Halstead (LON: JHD) is paying a final dividend of 6.1p/share and the share price declined 6.7p to 128.9p.
Mincon Group (LON: MCON) is paying an interim dividend of 1.05 cents/share and the share price is 1p lower at 76p.
Springfield Properties (LON: SPR) is paying a final dividend of 3p/share and the share price slipped 2.25p to 110.25p.
TruFin (LON: TRU) is paying a dividend of 43.03p/share and the share price fell 37p to 82p.