Resources explorer and developer 80 Mile (LON: 80M) says that the Ferrandina biodiesel plant in southern Italy has received European sustainability accreditation. This means that the biodiesel should attract a premium price. The share price jumped 41.5% to 0.75p.
Canaccord Genuity has published a flash note on Kooth (LON: KOO) suggesting that the $18bn Meta settlement has highlighted the mental health of youths and US state clients of Kooth mental health services are due to receive significant amounts of cash. The California attorney general claims that the money is earmarked for mental health and Kooth could receive additional work. The share price rebounded 32.2% to 195p.
Surveillance technology supplier Thruvision (LON: THRU) has received an order from government in Canada for the 8108 WalkTHRU equipment. It will be used for screening visitors to the council chambers. There have also been other orders in Europe. The share price increased 30.8% to 1.7p.
Galileo Resources (LON: GLR) says initial surface work has uncovered a copper porphyry mineralised system at the Ferber licence in Nevada, where it is working alongside Bronco Creek Exploration Inc. A drilling programme is planned. The share price gained 28% to 0.8p.
FALLERS
Investment company Shaires Holdings (LON: SHR) has raised $3.4m from a retail offer at $20/share, adding more than 670 new shareholders and taking the total raised to $14.3m. There are more than $500m of investment opportunities. The Capital Access Window has closed, and the shares returned from suspension. The share price slipped 29.4% to $17.30.
AI-driven research services provider GenIP (LON: GNIP) reported a decline in interim revenues from $125,000 to $54,000, although that was partly due to a one-off Brazilian contract in the previous period. The loss increased from $666,000 to $800,000. Cash was $410,000 at the end of June 2026. Management says that underlying commercial indicators are positive with a stronger potential pipeline. The share price dipped 22.2% to 2.8p.
Xtract Resources (LON: XTR) has raised £2.1m at 1p/share. This will be invested in the Silverking copper and Amghas antimony projects, which could come into production before the end of the year. The share price fell by one-fifth to 1p.
Forgent (LON: FORG) has increased its stake in the Peak Hill gold prospect to 99% and phase 2 drilling has started. The additional 48% stake cost £142,000 in cash and 7.44 million shares. A placing raised £800,000 at 0.009p/share. Chief executive James Parsons has bought 120.5 million shares at 0.0083p each. The share price declined 19.6% to 0.009p.