Ethernity Networks (LON: ENET) reported a dip in revenues from $599,000 to $417,000. The cash outflow from operating activities was $499,000. The share price jumped 208% to 0.0037p.
Gold miner Nativo Resources (LON: NTVO) says YA II PN has agreed a three-month repayment holiday under the £2.1m unsecured loan agreement. There is £1.68m outstanding. This will enable investment in the Phase 1 La Patona gold ore processing plant. Non-executive director Andrew Donovan nought an initial 4 million shares at between 0.3719p and 0.3765p each. The total cost was £15,000. The share price rose 39.7% to 0.475p.
Tower Resources (LON: TRP) says the farmout deal for the PEL96 licence in Namibia is awaiting the signature of the minister. The Thali licence extension in Cameroon has Presidential approval. The energy company had cash of $67,000 at the end of June 2026 and subsequently raised £325,000. The share price increased by one-third to 0.018p.
SpaceandPeople (LON: SAL) maintained interim revenues at £3.7m with growth in Germany and a decline in the UK. Even so, the business fell into loss. Net cash was £1.06m at the end of June 2026. A new IT platform is being rolled out. Trading is in line with expectations. The share price improved 32.7% to 182.5p.
FALLERS
Litigation Capital Management (LON: LIT) lost A$165.7m after tax, leaving net liabilities of A$53.6m. The strategic review has been completed with no transactions. The plan is for an orderly run-off. The share price slumped 74.1% to 0.562p.
Metir (LON: MET) interim revenues fell from £919,000 to £367,000 because of lower equipment sales and interruption to production of testing kits. The environmental testing business also had higher operating costs, so the loss increased from £304,000 to £543,000. Full year revenues are likely to be lower than last year with some delayed into 2027. The share price dived 53.8% to 0.3p.
TomCo Energy (LON: TOM) has raised £700,000 at 0.025p/share. This provides additional working capital. The share price declined 34.6% to 0.0255p.
Light Science Technologies (LON: LST) says full year revenues will be lower than expected and loss will be between £800,000 to £1m. Revenues will be between £9m and £9.5m instead of the £11.5m forecast. This is due to two passive fire protection contracts being delayed. Gaining approvals is delaying work in this area. The contract electronics business is doing better than expected and AgTech is in line. The share price dipped 29.2% to 1.15p.