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London close: Stocks mixed, gold jumps as volatility continues
London stocks ended Tuesday in mixed territory, amid subdued trading in the absence of significant economic data, leaving investors without a clear catalyst following a sharp sell-off on Wall Street on Easter Monday.
AOTI gets TWO2 included on NHS Supply Chain framework
AOTI announced on Tuesday that it has secured inclusion of its Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2) therapy in the NHS Supply Chain framework agreement for advanced wound care, effective from 1 September.
Mkango and CoTec appoint lead engineers for DFW hub project
Mkango Resources, alongside its partner CoTec Holdings, announced the appointment of PegasusTSI and BBA USA on Tuesday, to provide engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) services for the HyProMag USA rare earth magnet recycling and manufacturing project in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Orosur Mining consultant exercises stock options
Orosur Mining announced the issue of 83,333 new shares on Tuesday, following the exercise of stock options by a company consultant at an exercise price of six Canadian cents per share.
Helium One reports encouraging flow testing at Jackson-29
Helium One Global reported encouraging flow test results from the Jackson-29 well at the Galactica Project in Colorado on Tuesday, where it holds a 50% working interest in a joint venture with Blue Star Helium.
Asia report: Markets mixed in wake of Trump's Fed criticism
Asia-Pacific markets traded mostly subdued on Tuesday, following a sharp sell-off on Wall Street driven by renewed political pressure on the US Federal Reserve.
Ebiquity confident after second-half turnaround
Ebiquity reported a 4. 3% decline in revenue to £76. 8m for the year ended 31 December on Tuesday, with adjusted operating profit falling 34. 3% to £7. 9m.
Fulcrum identifies gallium mineralisation at Ontario projects
Fulcrum Metals announced on Tuesday that it has identified gallium mineralisation across all assays from 15 drill holes at its Teck-Hughes and Sylvanite gold tailings projects in Ontario, Canada.
Clean Power Hydrogen appoints chief commercial officer
Clean Power Hydrogen announced the appointment of Richard Scott as its chief commercial officer on Tuesday, effective 1 July, as it moved into the next phase of its commercial strategy.
Hutchmed enrols patients for phase two savolitinib trial
Hutchmed China announced on Tuesday that it has completed patient enrollment for the registration phase of its phase two clinical trial, evaluating savolitinib in Chinese patients with MET-amplified gastric cancer or gastroesophageal junction adenocarcinoma.
ITM Power raises full-year revenue guidance
ITM Power raised its full-year revenue guidance for 2025 on Tuesday, to between £25. 5m and £26. 5m, reflecting a 30% increase on the midpoint of its previous range of £18m to £22m.
Videndum says debt discussions progressing positively
Videndum said in an update on Tuesday that its debt discussions were progressing, as it confirmed it would publish its audited results for the year ended 31 December on 30 April.
Sainsbury's launches £200m share buyback
J Sainsbury launched a share buyback programme worth up to £200m on Tuesday, set to be completed by 12 September.
Ricardo set to end year in line with expectations
Ricardo said in an update on Tuesday that it expects to deliver financial performance for the 2024-2025 financial year within the range of analyst expectations, supported by a high level of secured and pipeline net revenue across all business units.
DCC agrees sale of healthcare division, Sainsbury's launches share buyback
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 60 points higher on Tuesday, having closed flat before the Easter weekend on Thursday at 8,275. 66.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Global trade, Trump-Powell relations, power pylons, parking fines
Rachel Reeves will fly to Washington this week to argue for global free trade in the face of Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs, amid continued international economic turbulence. The UK chancellor will use the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund, which is attended by top finance ministers and central bankers, to make the case that free trade is in both British and global interests. - Guardian.