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London close: Stocks finish higher as housebuilders pop
London stocks finished well above the waterline on Monday, underpinned by a strong showing from housebuilders as investors digested a better-than-expected reading on the UK construction sector.
Altus Strategies upbeat on Diba resource estimate
Mining investment company Altus Strategies released the results of an independent mineral resource estimate at its wholly-owned Diba gold project in Mali on Monday.
Urban Logistics reports strong rent collection for September quarter
Specialist property investor Urban Logistics announced on Monday that 98% of rent due for the quarter to September had been collected.
Sound Energy renegotiates Anoual permits
Morocco-focussed upstream gas company Sound Energy has concluded a re-negotiation of the terms of its Anoual exploration permits with Morocco's National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM), it announced on Monday.
Mobile Streams joint venture launching SaaS platform
Mobile Streams announced on Monday that it is launching, under the terms of its existing joint venture with Krunch, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) insight platform.
Next part of tumour trial begins for 4D Pharma
Biotherapeutics developer 4D Pharma has begin the treatment of the first patients in part B of its phase 1 and 2 clinical trial of ‘MRx0518’ in combination with immune checkpoint inhibitor ‘Keytruda’, or pembrolizumab, it announced on Monday, in patients with acquired resistance to prior immune checkpoint therapy.
Gunsynd raises £0.47m to progress its investments
Gunsynd has raised £0. 47m through the placing of 71,538,462 new shares, it announced on Monday, at a price of 0. 65p each.
Strong online performance sees Ultimate Products raise expectations
UP Global Sourcing, trading as Ultimate Products, released an unscheduled trading update on Monday, reporting that since its previous update on 8 June, the invoicing and delivery of its order book had continued to progress “at a good pace”.
Target Healthcare reports strong rent collection, buys Bicester home
Care homes investor Target Healthcare said on Monday that 96% of the rent payable for its most recent quarter had been collected, after allowing for monthly-in-advance agreements for “a limited proportion” of the 71 operational locations in its portfolio.
Asia report: Markets mostly higher despite surge in global infections
Markets in Asia finished mostly higher on Monday, with those in China skyrocketing, even after the World Health Organization reported a record 24-hour period of more than 200,000 new Covid-19 infections globally over the weekend.
Tex Holdings appoints new CFO as FCA looks into 2019 statements
Tex Holdings announced the appointment of Christian Ross as its chief financial officer and finance director-designate on Monday.
Beowulf upbeat on recent results from Vardar's Madjan Peak
Mineral exploration and development company Beowulf Mining reported on Monday that 42 samples from the Madjan Peak grab sampling programme had assayed more than 0. 1 grams of gold per tonne, out of a total of 96 samples collected from available outcrop and subcrop.
Cora Gold releases 'notable' exploration results from Mali and Senegal
Cora Gold reported “notable” results from its ongoing programmes in west Mali and Senegal on Monday, with a new target identified at the Madina Foulbé Permit in Senegal.
Network International flags revenue decline, sees 'gradual recovery'
Payments technology company Network International said on Monday that it was expecting total revenue in the first half to be between $133m (£106. 42m) and $134m, representing “broadly flat” performance year-on-year in the first quarter, and a fall of around 23% in the second quarter.
Barratt order book 'strong', Lloyds Bank CEO to leave in a year
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 97 points higher on Monday, having closed down 1. 33% at 6,157. 30 on Friday.