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Victoria to buy European tile maker Saloni for EUR96.7m
AIM-listed Victoria has agreed to buy European ceramic and porcelain tile maker Saloni for €96. 7m (£86. 2m).
Symphony Environmental remains confident through 'pivotal period'
Smart plastics specialist Symphony Environmental Technologies provided shareholders with a positive trading and operations update on Monday.
Empyrean cuts loss but will need further funds in coming year
Empyrean Energy cut its losses last year but in order to progress exploration of its assets, new funding will be required within the next 12 months.
US pre-open: Stocks to edge up as trade war continues, earnings in focus
US stocks looked set for a marginally higher open on Monday as investors mulled over the latest trade rhetoric between the US and China and looked to the release of more earnings.
London midday: Stocks tick up as sterling drops to 11-month low
London stocks had picked up by midday on Monday as sterling fell to an 11-month low against the dollar due to Brexit concerns.
EQTEC wastes no time appointing new CEO
Energy-from-waste company Eqtec has brought in an experienced waste and renewables executive to replace Luis Sanchez as its chief executive on Monday as the firm issued 307m new shares as a result of the conversion of loan notes entered into last month.
Fruit farmers test robotic picking tech from Frontier IP
Asset management group Frontier IP on Monday announced that its Fieldwork Robotics subsidiary has entered a collaboration agreement with UK fruit grower Hall Hunter Partnership, which supplies fruit to Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and Tesco.
Omega suffers 'famine' as company swings to pre-tax loss
Omega Diagnostics saw its share price plummet on Monday after saying it swung to a loss due to flagging sales in the year ended 31 March and placing its German allergies unit under administration.
FireAngel's shares plummet as supply chain issues incinerate expectations
FireAngel Safety Technologies saw its share price fall over 20% on Monday after confirming that full-year results are now forecast to fall short of expectations due to supply chain, sales and currency issues.
RHI Magnesita brings down interest costs with new loan and credit facility
Refractory products, systems and services supplier RHI Magnesita announced the successful syndication of a new unsecured $600m, five-year term loan and multi-currency revolving credit facility with a syndicate of 10 international banks on Monday.
St. Modwen sells 34 properties to Hansteen in £54m deal
St. Modwen Properties has exchanged contracts for the disposal of a portfolio of 34 assets to Hansteen Holdings, it announced on Monday, for a total cash consideration of £53. 7m.
German factory orders slump 4% in June
German factory orders tumbled in June as overseas demand was hit by deteriorating trade relations between the US and EU, according to data released by Destatis on Monday.
Lok'nStore full-year revenue jumps amid 'strong' trading
AIM-listed self-storage company Lok'nStore reported a jump in full-year revenue on Monday as it hailed "strong" trading.
Wizz Air traffic up 23% in July
Wizz Air said posted a 22. 9% jump in passenger numbers for July on Monday, as the load actor ticked higher.
Vedanta sees numbers slide in several areas in first quarter
Vedanta Resources posted its production and financial results for the first quarter on Monday, with average gross oil and gas production rising 4% year-on-year to 195 kboepd.
Synthomer cautiously confident as capex reaps profits
Synthomer, the manufacturer of speciality polymers, reported a 6. 4% increase in underlying profit for the first half of the year, with management "cautiously confident" for the full year.
Spire Healthcare warns over 2018 earnings
Spire Healthcare warned on Monday that 2018 earnings will be "materially" lower than the previous year amid weakness in the NHS business and increased investments.
London open: Stocks steady as investors mull HSBC numbers, IWG tumbles
London stocks were steady in early trade on Monday as investors mulled over the latest results from banking giant HSBC.
Ultra Electronics first-half profit hit by cost overruns
Ultra Electronics posted a drop in first-half profit on Monday as it took a hit from cost overruns on certain development contracts.
John Laing Infra agrees to £1.4bn takoever by consortium
John Laing Infrastructure Fund said it had agreed to a takeover by a consortium of funds for £1. 4bn.