Coinsilium (LON: COIN) has raised £2.5m from a placing at 6p/share and more will come from a retail offer. The cash will be invested in Forza (Gibraltar) for Bitcoin-based treasury activities. It currently owns 10.0021 Bitcoins at an average purchase price of £81,696.90. The share price increased 29% to 6.9p.
Probiotic ingredients developer ProBiotix Health (LON: PBX) reported that it had a strong first quarter in 2026 with growth of 50%. This was at the same time as reporting a 13% increase in 2024 sales to £1.883m. Gross margins are more than 50%. There is £1.65m in the bank after a cash outflow of just over £1m. The cost base is broadly in line with requirements so the majority of additional revenues should drop through to profit. New deals have been signed with Kemin China and TopHealth in South Korea. There are also new product launches in the second half. This should help revenues to grow this year. Currently, North America dominates revenues. There are already 24 customers and more than 100 leads. The target is revenues of £10m in 2028 and that should produce £2m of EBITDA. The share price rebounded 22.2% to 8.25p.
Helium Ventures (LON: HEV) has signed a strategic deal with NewQube Holdings to establish a Bitcoin treasury function. There has been £1.2m raised at 2p/share and this will be invested in Bitcoin. The company name will be changed to VaultZ Capital. The share price rose 21.4% to 4.25p.
Smarter Web Company (LON: SWC) has increased its Bitcoin holding to 83.24 and the average purchase price was $78,567 for each Bitcoin. Andrew Smith has increased his stake from 8.6% to 11.2%. The share price added a further 19.6% to 82.5p.
Tap Global Group (LON: TAP) has received an income boost from recoupment of Bitcoin rewards. There are approximately five Bitcoins that will be added to assets. The share price improved 13.3% to 1.7p.
Flow batteries supplier Invinity Energy Services (LON: IES) reported a fall in full year revenues from £22.1m to £5m, but the loss was lower and the increased number of shares in issue meant that the loss per share fell from 14.7p to 5.3p. Net cash is £32m. Revenues should rebound this year, and the loss fall again. Breakeven is possible in 2026 and net cash could still be £7m at the end of 2026. The share price is one-eighth higher at 15.75p.
Shares in File Forge Technology (LON: FILE) returned from suspension after the acquisition of Amirose London and a 24-for-one share consolidation. The consolidated price rose 10.1% to 1.85p.
BWA Holdings (LON: BWAP) chairman Jonathan Wearing has subscribed £200,000 for shares at 0.6p each and loaned a further £240,000 repayable by 30 June 2027. This will fund the development of assets in Cameroon. The company believes that there is interest in the mineral sands sector in the country. The share price rose 10.5% to 0.525p.
Lift Global Ventures (LON: LFT) investee company Trans-Africa Energy hopes to agree a cash injection by the end of June and the loan has been extended by a further month. The share price increased 9.09% to 0.6p.
IntelliAM AI (LON: INT) chief executive Tom Clayton bought 10,962 shares at 82p each. The share price edged up 2.94% to 87.5p.
Valereum (LON: VLRM) says VLRM Markets has gone live. A memorandum of understanding has been signed with Blubird Global Inc, which operates a platform that administers more than $55bn of token assets. Valereum will have access to Blubird tools, and it will promote Valereum to selected customers. There is also potential for Valereum to offer the Blubird suite under its brand. Valereum has entered a tokenisation partnership agreement with football team Club Deportivo Futbolistas Asociados Santanecos. The share price improved 2.06% to 4.95p.
FALLERS
Marula Mining (LON: MARU) has terminated its subscription agreement with AUO Commercial Brokerage. Instead, an unsecured debt facility will be put in place. As part of the deal 50% of the shares issued to AUO will be cancelled, so 27 million shares will be issued. A company associated with chief executive Jason Brewer bought 16.5 million shares at 3.75p each. The share price declined 6.06% to 3.875p.
Peel Hunt initially reduced its stake in WeCap (LON: WCAP) but ended the week with a higher stake of 19%. The share price fell 3.65% to 0.925p.
KR1 (LON: KR1) had net assets of 47.79p/share at the end of April 2025, down from 52.16p/share at the end of March 2025. The digital assets generated income of £394,091 during the month. The share price dipped 2.6% to 37.5p.
Brewer Adnams (LON: ADB) grew 2024 sales by 3% to £68.1m and the loss was reduced. The only part of the business that declined was retail. Contract work helped the brewing and distillery operations. Net debt edged down to £15.3m and asset disposals will enable further reductions. The business will try to offset rising costs. The share price slid 1.89% to 1300p.