News And Announcements
Digital payments platform Eurowag confirms plans for LSE float
Czech digital payments platform Eurowag confirmed on Monday that it is planning to float on the London Stock Exchange.
URU begins approval process for Piet Potgietersrust property
URU Metals announced on Monday that its appointed environmental consultant, Tshifcor Investment and Resources, has started an environmental impact assessment and a public participation process to support the application for a prospecting right over 10 portions of the Piet Potgietersrust Town and Townlands ‘44 KS’ farm in the South African province of Limpopo, totalling 246 hectares.
Serabi Gold starts mining development at Coringa
Brazil-focussed mining and development company Serabi Gold announced the start-up of mining development at its wholly-owned gold project at Coringa on Monday, 200 kilometres south of its current gold operation at Palito.
Eurasia Mining places $15m to fund Rosgeo joint venture
Palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium and gold producing company Eurasia Mining announced a placement of $15m at 26p per share on Monday, to finance its joint venture with Rosgeo.
Victrex names Dr Vivienne Cox as chair-designate
High-performance polymers supplier Victrex named Dr Vivienne Cox as chair-designate on Monday.
AstraZeneca upbeat on 'groundbreaking' Enhertu results
AstraZeneca said on Monday that detailed positive results from the head-to-head ‘DESTINY-Breast03’ phase 3 trial showed that Enhertu, or trastuzumab deruxtecan, demonstrated superior progression-free survival compared to trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1).
Finsbury Food FY profit rises after strong second half
Speciality bakery group Finsbury Food reported a jump in full-year profit and revenue on Monday and said it was reinstating its dividend after a strong second-half performance.
Redde Northgate says trading across the group remains strong
Commercial vehicle rental provider Redde Northgate said on Monday that trading continues to be strong.
SSE says no decision on company break up
UK energy group SSE said it had made no decision on whether to split off its renewables business after reports that activist hedge fund Elliott Management was pressuring for a breakup of the firm.