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The Panoply appoints local government veteran to board of FutureGov
Digitally native technology-enables services group The Panoply announced on Friday that Lesley Seary has been appointed to the board of its FutureGov subsidiary as a non-executive director.
C4X upbeat as its molecule progresses with Indivior
Drug discovery company C4X Discovery Holdings noted an announcement on Friday that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the United States has granted Indivior's application titled "Clinical Evaluation of C4X3256, a Non-Opioid, Highly-Selective Orexin-1 Receptor Antagonist for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder’.
Andalas makes good progress with workover programme at Betun Selo
Upstream oil and gas company Andalas Energy and Power updated the market on operations at the Betun Selo KSO, in which it has a production interest further to the agreement it announced on 21 June.
Diversified Gas & Oil buys two natural gas systems in US
United States-based natural gas, oil well and midstream assets owner and operator Diversified Gas & Oil confirmed on Friday that it has completed the purchase of two separate natural gas gathering systems in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Globalworth delists Poland subsidiary as it gobbles up remaining shares
Globalworth Real Estate Investments confirmed the completion of the delisting of its Polish subsidiary, Globalworth Poland Real Estate (GPRE), from the Warsaw Stock Exchange on Friday, with effect from 29 September.
Asia report: Markets end week mixed as trade optimism lingers
Markets in Asia finished in a mixed state on the final trading day of the week, with investor attention firmly focussed on developments on the US-China trade front.
Polymetal installs Evgeny Monakhov as new head of investor relations
Polymetal announced the appointment of Evgeny Monakhov as its new head of investor relations on Friday.
Helios Underwriting operating profit rises amid 'exciting' market conditions
Lloyd’s insurance market investment provider Helios Underwriting reported an operating profit before goodwill and impairment of £0. 75m in first half on Friday, rising from £0. 15m at the same time last year.
RedT Energy shrinks loss as it looks to Avalon merger
Energy storage technology company RedT Energy reported stable revenue from continuing operations for its first half on Friday at £0. 2m, precisely in line with the same period last year.
PowerHouse Energy confirms first revenue-generating work
Pre-revenue UK hydrogen-from-waste technology company PowerHouse Energy reported that its expenditure in research and development was now “significantly reduced”, with other costs brought under “tighter control”, in its first-half results on Friday.
Bahamas Petroleum Company reduces some expenses as development progresses
Pre-revenue oil and gas explorer Bahamas Petroleum Company reported a 12% decrease in ‘other expenses’ in its half-year results on Friday, compared to the prior six month period, due to its cost control programme despite “significant activity”.
Sareum Holdings upbeat ahead of cancer research presentation
Specialist small molecule drug development company Sareum Holdings announced on Friday that it will present new preclinical data from its ‘SDC-1802 TYK2/JAK1’ inhibitor cancer research programme at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) National Cancer Institute (NCI) European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) international conference, in late October in Boston, Massachusetts.
Crimson Tide profit surges as it deals with larger clients
Business software provider Crimson Tide reported a 2,000% improvement in its profit before tax increased for the first half on Friday, to £0. 1m.
ECR Minerals makes good progress on Australian gold interests
Precious metals exploration and development company ECR Minerals updated the market on its gold interests in Australia on Friday, reporting that at the Windidda Gold Project, its wholly-owned Australian subsidiary’s applications over 1,600 square kilometres of the Yilgarn Craton, made in January were “progressing”.
TRIG to invest more in Europe, raise funds in placing
The Renewables Infrastructure Group announced a proposed change to its investment policy on Friday, following its chairman’s comments in its interim report in June that the board was keeping its non-UK investment limit under review, given the “significant” developments in the renewables market in the UK and mainland Europe as the asset class had evolved since its launch in 2013.