Trafalgar Property Group (LON: TRAF) is in discussions with one of its directors, Paul Elliott, about a potential property transaction. The share price rose 26.3% to 0.06p.
Gunsynd (LON: GUN) has entered into a term sheet with Critical Discoveries for a farm-in agreement for licences over the Barb gold project in Canada. There are 32 mining claims in the Rice Lake greenstone belt. There could be near term gold with drill ready targets. There will be a cash payment of £102,000 plus £13,500 worth of shares. Another £121,500 worth of shares will be issued in three equal instalments over 24 months. A total of £540,000 worth of shares will be issued on achievement of project milestones. The vendor also gets a 2% net smelter royalty. Gunsynd will own 100% of the project. The share price is 19.1% higher at 0.125p.
Video streaming technology developer Aferian (LON: AFRN) expects interim revenues to grow 36% to $16.6m. Growth is coming from existing pay TV customers. This will enable a return to profit with EBITDA between $1.6m and $1.8m. Net debt was $14.2m at the end of May 2025. Refinancing discussions are ongoing. Full year revenues are expected to be one-fifth higher. The share price rose 13.2% to 4.3p.
One Health Group (LON: OHGR) reported a 2% increase in revenues to £28.4m in the year to March 2025. Surgical procedures increased by 14% to 7,043. Underlying pre-tax profit improved £1.3m to £1.9m. A further improvement to £2.3m is expected this year and that does not include any contribution from the proposed surgical hub. The share price increased 8.36% to 188p.
FALLERS
Harvest Minerals (LON: HMI) raised £300,000 at 0.3p/share and every two shares come with a warrant exercisable at 0.6p each. The cash will be spent on rare earths exploration at the Arapua project in Brazil. The share price dipped 26.3% to 0.35p.
Security technology provider Thruvision Group (LON: THRU) has terminated its formal sale process, but it may still sell individual subsidiaries. Recent trading is described as solid and that means that the existing cash reserves could last until September. However, if the potential sales do not close in the next month the cash would only last until the end of July. The share price slipped 11.8% to 0.75p.
Deutsche Bank has changed its recommendation for Uniphar (LON: UPR) from buy to hold. The share price is 3.53% lower at 328p.
Helix Exploration (LON: HEX) has commenced drilling at the Inez#1, the fourth production well at the Rudyard helium project in Montana. A processing plant should be mobilised before the end of July. The share price fell 3.03% to 24p.