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Savannah Resources still awaiting government approval
While waiting for the outcome of an analysis by the Mozambique government, diversified resources group Savannah Resources said it was making "progress" in carrying out "critical work" at its Mutamba project.
Summit Therapeutics discovers antibiotic candidates for gonorrhoea cure
Biopharmaceutical company Summit Therapeutics highlighted its discovery of new mechanism antibiotic candidates for the treatment of gonorrhoea and said it will select a candidate to enter investigational new drug-enabling studies during the second half of the year.
Angus Energy completes financing for Balcombe acquisition
Conventional oil and gas production and development company Angus Energy has issued a £3m unsecured convertible security at an interest rate of 0%, completing the financing for its acquisition of a 25% interest in PEDL244 on the Balcombe Licence.
Director dealings: Independent Investment Trust chairman lowers stake
Douglas McDougall, chairman of the Edinburgh-based Independent Investment Trust, disposed of 25,000 ordinary shares in the firm on Monday, collecting £185,000 in the process.
Supreme eyes AIM float funds to power up battery and vaping growth
E-cigarette liquid manufacturer and battery distributor Supreme plans to raise some new cash as it floats on London's AIM junior market next month, with Grant Thornton as nominated adviser and Berenberg broker.
Broker tips: Clarkson, Just Eat, Marks and Spencer, Strix
Liberum downgraded FTSE 250 shipbroker Clarkson to 'hold' from 'buy' and cut its price target to 3,200p from 3,600p on Monday following a profit warning, as it reduced its forecasts on quieter asset transaction markets and FX.
US open: Mixed open on the Street as yields continue to rise
Wall Street trading opened on a slightly mixed note on Monday as Treasury yields continue to rise, with earnings on tap from the likes of Halliburton and Hasbro.
Midatech narrows losses ahead of 2018 'inflection points'
Pharmaceutical company Midatech Pharma narrowed losses in its most recent trading year as gross revenues expanded just short of one-third on an improved US sales performance.
Berenberg reiterates stance on Just Eat after £50m delivery investment
After seeing its shares fall roughly 15% since announcing its £50m investment in delivery at its full-year results back in March, the risk/reward from Just Eat moving into delivery was seen as "highly attractive" and a "sensible" use of capital by analysts at Berenberg, who gave the London-based group another look on Monday.
Invesco Perpetual's investment manager steps down
Invesco Perpetual Enhanced has received a letter from Invesco Fund Managers stating that it intends to step down as the company's investment manager after "detailed and extended efforts" to reach satisfactory ongoing contractual arrangements.
Petra Diamonds delivers record quarterly production
Independent mining group Petra Diamonds posted a record quarterly production in its third quarter but saw revenues held back by its inability to sell the blocked Williamson parcel of roughly 71,000 carats.
Canaccord initiates coverage on kettle maker Strix with 'buy' rating
With high margins, low capital intensity and strong cash conversion, kettle controls manufacturer Strix looked like an attractive prospect to Canaccord Genuity's analysts, pressing the button on a 'buy' rating for the AIM-quoted firm on Monday.
Zoo Digital sales soar on higher demand for localisation services
Subtitling and dubbing specialist service Zoo Digital saw momentum from its strong first-half performance carry on into the second as revenues and profits both surged.
Nanoco surges on second supply agreement with US partner
Nano-technology group Nanoco has signed a second agreement with its unnamed US partner to produce next-generation nano-materials for applications in future technologies.