Aim Bulletin
Rockfire confirms start of diamond drilling at Plateau
Gold and base metal exploration company Rockfire Resources announced on Monday that diamond drilling down to 500 metres was now underway at its wholly-owned Plateau Gold Deposit on the Lighthouse tenement in north Queensland, Australia.
MJ Hudson advisory revenues hit by Covid-19
Asset manager MJ Hudson said on Monday that advisory revenues in the four months ended 30 June had been hit by the Covid-19 pandemic as a result of a freezing of new private funds launches.
Global Petroleum updates resource estimate at offshore Namibia block
Global Petroleum announced ab updated estimate of prospective resources for PEL0094, or ‘Block 2011A’, offshore Namibia on Monday, after interpretation of the 3D seismic data survey recently licensed from the Namibian state oil company Namcor, which also holds a carried interest of 17% in the licence.
Globalworth reports 'healthy' leasing activity in first half
Globalworth Real Estate reported “healthy” leasing activity in its first half on Monday, with 115,500 square metres of commercial space taken-up or extended, at an average weighted average lease length of 3. 2 years.
Fox Marble adding two machines to Kosovo factory
Kosovo and Balkans-focussed quarrying and processing company Fox Marble has acquired two additional automatic CNC cutting machines, it announced on Monday, to be installed in its Kosovo factory.
Lok'nStore extends facility to help fund site acquisitions
Self storage company Lok'nStore announced the agreement of a one-year extension to its existing joint banking facility with Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank on Monday.
Google's Alan Coad joins First Derivatives software business
First Derivatives announced the appointment of Alan Coad as the chief revenue officer for its analytics software business Kx on Monday.
Tungsten run rates impacted by Covid-19 lockdowns
Financial management software group Tungsten said on Monday that it had experienced a reduction in overall run rates over the last three months as a result of coronavirus-related lockdowns.
Synairgen treatment reduces risk of 'severe' Covid-19 by 79%
Synairgen's Covid-19 treatment sharply reduced the risk of patients developing severe forms of the illness provoked by the novel coronavirus, clinical trials showed.
Instem H1 revenues grow despite Covid-19
IT solutions group Instem said on Monday that it has continued to perform well despite the wider backdrop and macro impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Inland Homes exchanges contracts for Cheshunt Lakeside project
Brownfield developer and housebuilder Inland Homes has exchanged unconditional contracts to sell Phase 1a at its Cheshunt Lakeside project to local housing association B3Living.
Pittards secures coronavirus business interruption loan
Leather products manufacturer Pittards said on Monday that it had successfully secured and drawn down a coronavirus business interruption loan of £1m through Lloyds Bank.
Gamma Communications performs well in 'challenging' H1
Communications provider Gamma Communications said on Monday that it had continued to perform well through the first six months of the year despite "challenging" conditions stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Sealand subsidiary enters fish maw ecommerce partnership
Sealand Capital Galaxy announced on Monday that its subsidiary company, ePurse HK, has signed a 24-month strategic partnership agreement with JM International to help it develop and execute its ecommerce strategy.
Angle's 'Parsortix' advantageous in breast cancer in new research
Angle announced on Monday that the University of Southern California (USC) has published peer-reviewed results of new work undertaken in metastatic breast cancer (MBC), highlighting advantages of a ‘Parsortix’ liquid biopsy, compared to standard-of-care tissue biopsy.
OptiBiotix sees serious surge in sales in first half
OptiBiotix Health said on Monday that invoiced sales of its ‘LPLDL’ and ‘SlimBiome’ products as ingredients or final products totalled £0. 74m in the first half of its financial year, representing a 398% year-on-year increase.
Karelian granted rights of way to its Finnish diamond assets
Karelian Diamond Resources confirmed on Monday that the National Land Survey of Finland has granted rights of way over the entire Naviskangas private forest road, together with a side road, giving vehicular access to its Lahtojoki diamond deposit, the adjacent Lahtojoki South exploration permit area, and the surrounding reservation in the Kaavi region of Finland.