In the second week of share trading quantum computing technology developer Delta Gold Technologies (LON: DQG) shares rose a further 21.3% to 18.5p. It raised £2.5m at 10p/share.
Pete Allaway increased his stake in Evrima (LON: EVA) from 3.13% to 6.28% and Ventura Finance raised its shareholding from 6.15% to 7.42%. The share price increased by one-fifth to 0.45p.
Public services provider Mears (LON: MER), which is also listed on the Main Market, released a trading statement revealing that underling 2025 pre-tax profit will be at the top end of guidance. The share price edged up 0.9% to 338.75p.
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Wishbone Gold (LON: WSBN) plans to release assay results for the Red Setter gold dome project in Australia over the next few months. It will then formulate a plan for 2026. An application has been made to build a new access road, and this will make it easier to undertake drilling. The shares, which are also quoted on AIM, slumped 30.1% to 46.5p.
Ajax Resources (LON: AJAX) is raising £1.2m at 5.5p/share and acquiring the Pereira Velho gold project in Brazil from Appian Capital Advisory, which will receive in $200,000 in cash and $400,000 in shares. Appian estimates that there is a resource of 110,000 ounces of gold having drilled 10% of the area. Ajax Resources has also signed a conditional Option-to-Purchase Agreement for the Leon copper and silver project in Argentina. The EIS for the Eureka project in northern Argentina has been approved and exploration activities can commence. Chief executive Ippolito Cattaneo bought 106,000 shares at 7.75p each and executive director Richard Heywood 144,754 shares at 6.9p each. The share price dipped 20.7% to 5.75p.
The WeShop share price has fallen to $116 over the past week, having fallen below $100 at one point. WeCap (LON: WCAP) has an 11.8% stake and the share price slipped 15% to 1.7p.
Dermatology treatments developer Incanthera (LON: INC) generated revenues of £6,000 in the six months to September 2025. Cash used in operating activities was £313,000. Cash was £215,000 at the end of September 2025. The share price declined 14.3% to 3p.
Bitcoin mining company Sterling Digital (LON: ASIC) has bought natural gas generators for Bitcoin mining operations. The next step is a gas purchase agreement. It raised £5m at 5p/share when it joined Aquis last week. The share price fell 10% to 4.5p.
The new board of Eight Capital Partners (LON: ECP) has reviewed strategy and intends to launch a mid-market merchant banking advisory and investment business for Europe. Middle East and Asia. The first investment fund should be launched in 2026. Digital asset investment products will be developed. D4R is taking a 29% stake and Monfor SA a 29.2% shareholding. Trumar Capital’s stake is reducing to 31.5%. The share price is 6.25% lower at 82.5p.
Capital for Colleagues (LON: CFCP) had net assets of 72.86p/share at the end of August 2025, which is down from 75.18p/share at the end of May. There was £821,582 in the bank. The share price fell 5.56% to 42.5p.
Greengage and Co Group plans to join the Access segment of Aquis in mid-December. It has developed a fintech platform that provides business-to-business introductions which generates subscriptions and fees. There are more than 40 active clients. The strategy is to expand this part of the business and buy Bitcoin to establish a Bitcoin Yield Reserve strategy. Greengage will borrow on a non-recourse basis using Bitcoin as collateral and uses the cash to invest in high-yield private credit portfolios. The returns from this will be put into the business and buying more Bitcoin. There will be a placing and retail offer. Coinsilium Group Ltd (COIN) owns 27,133 shares in Greengage. In August 2021, Coinsilium bought up to 15,000 A shares for £300,000 and invested £200,000 in convertible loan notes. Greengage was valued at £27.3m. In June 2023, the loan notes were converted and Coinsilium invested a further £25,000. The current investment is valued at £652,537. The Coinsilium share price declined 5% to 2.85p.
Falconedge (LON: EDGE) has spent a significant amount of its Bitcoin treasury into fully regulated yield generation platform operated by FIM. The share price slid 2.33% to 1.05p.