AIM movers: Thruvision stretches cash until end of the year and new Dokwe discovery for Ariana Resources

Thruvision Group (LON: THRU) has secured a contract to supply 20 security systems with a total value of £1m to a customer in Asia. In the quarter to June 2025, the order intake was £2.3m. The additional business means that the company’s cash should last until the end of 2025. The share price jumped 105.6% to 1.85p.

Daniel Holliday has taken a 5.18% stake in supercapacitors developer Cap-XX (LON: CPX). This follows Monday’s global distribution agreement with RS Group. The share price improved 7.69% to 0.28p.

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Ariana Resources (LON: AAU) has identified a gold/arsenic in soil anomaly in another part of the Dokwe project area along strike of the Dokwe North pit rim. This is another step on the progress towards a multi-million ounce resource. The share price rose 5.66% to 1.4p.

Staffing company Empresaria (LON: EMR) says that the potential offer from Planmatics Ltd has received support from shareholders owning 57% of the company. This includes founder Tony Martin who owns 27.9%. The possible offer for each share is 10p in cash and 50p in unsecured loan notes repayable three year after completion of the takeover. Planmatics has been set up by Peter Gregory, Nigel Marsh and Ashok Vithlani and the offer I subject to due diligence and funding. The share price increased 5.77% to 27.5p.

FALLERS

Blue Star Capital (LON: BLU) raised £1 15m at 18p/share. The cash will be used to help the 50%-owned SatoshiPay and its Vortex subsidiary. At least £1m will be loaned to SatoshiPay and this will be invested in cryptocurrency. The loan repayment will include a share of the capital increase in the portfolio of investments. The share price slipped 14.1% to 19.75p.

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Software provider K3 Business Technology (LON: KBT) is planning a tender offer to acquire £29m worth of shares at 85p each. This is equivalent to 74.3% of the shares in issue. Shareholders will also be asked to agree the departure of the company from AIM. The share price fell 8.82% to 77.5p.

An AGM update from Avacta Group (LON: AVCT) summarises progress over the past quarter and reveals that cash was £17.3m at the end of April 2025. Two new non-executives have been appointed, and they have experience of healthcare and broking, while Darlene Deptula-Hicks has resigned. David Liebowitz has been appointed as been appointed as chief medical officer. The share price declined 4.92% to 29p.

AI agents marketplace developer Sundae Bar (LON: SBAR) raised £95,000 via a WRAP retail offer at 11p/share. The share price dipped 6.82% to 10.25p.

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