Gibraltar-based Coinsilium (LON: COIN) has appointed James Van Straten and Clement Hecquet as strategic advisors on its cryptocurrency treasury strategy. The share price jumped 44.8% to 4.2p.
Healthcare IT software provider DXS International (LON: DXSP) grew interim revenues by 2% to £1.73m and the pre-tax loss was slashed from £258,000 to £59,000, helped by grant income of £170,000. There was a small post-tax profit after R&D tax credits. There was no capitalised development pending in the period and the cash position improved over six months to £96,000. Chairman Bob Sutcliffe bought 50,000 shares at 2p each and 37,037 shares at 2.7p each. He owns 1.93% of the company. The share price improved 25.7% to 2.2p. That is the highest it has been for more than one year.
First Car International increased its Samarkand Group (LON: SMK) shareholding from 17.6% to 21.6%. The share price rose 16.7% to 3.5p.
Cardiometabolic health products developer ProBiotix Health (LON: PBX) reported 13% growth in net sales to £1.88m, while the order book for the first quarter is worth £620,000. The EBIDA loss fell from £709,000 to £568,000. There was cash of £1.65m at the end of 2024. The relationship with SEED Health in the enabled the launch of products in 2,000 Target stores, which drove growth in US sales. There are negotiations that could lead to ingredient sales in China. Management believes that the company can reach breakeven by early 2026. The share price continues its recovery and was up 10.3% to 8p.
Fintech and blockchain technology company Tap Global Group (LON: TAP) has increased monthly revenues to £451,000 in December. Revenues for the six-month period rose from £1.29m to £1.8m and there should be a positive EBITDA for the period. The share price increased 1.75% to 2.9p.
FALLERS
SulNOx Group (LON: SNOX) has generated £126,000 from the exercise of options at 36p each by a former director. It has also settled £36,330 of costs via issuing shares. SulNOx has secured a patent in Nigeria for its improved oil/water separation methodology. The share price declined 13.2% to 82.5p.
Premier Miton’s stake in Global Connectivity (LON: GCON) has reduced from 5.21% to 3.69%. The share price fell 10% to 0.9p.