Aim Bulletin
Beeks Financial Cloud inks $2.2m contract with FX broker
Cloud computing firm Beeks Financial Cloud has inked a $2. 2m, four-year contract with one of the world's largest foreign exchange brokers.
Victoria reports solid Q4 progress at Gaz du Cameroun
Cameroon-focussed onshore gas producer and distributor Victoria Oil & Gas updated the market on fourth quarter operations at its Gaz du Cameroun (GDC) subsidiary on Wednesday, reporting an average daily gross gas sales of 5. 3 million standard cubic feet of natural gas per day, up 6% on the third quarter.
Open Orphan reports on world's first Covid-19 characterisation study
Specialist contract research organisation (CRO) Open Orphan announced the results from the world's first Covid-19 characterisation study, which was a partnership between its hVIVO subsidiary, Imperial College London, the Vaccine Taskforce, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), and the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.
WANdisco set to meet revenue expectations for 2021
Data technology company WANdisco reported “strong” fourth quarter trading in an update on Wednesday, following “significant” contract wins both directly, and with its key cloud channel partners including Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and IBM, as well as its primary analytics partners Databricks and Snowflake.
Tekcapital investee to list products with Dick's, Best Buy Canada
Intellectual property investment company Tekcapital announced on Wednesday that its portfolio company Lucyd had its Innovative Eyewear division approved by North American retailers Dick’s Sporting Goods and Best Buy Canada.
Chamberlin raises £1.8m to strengthen balance sheet
Castings and engineering company Chamberlin has conditionally raised £1. 8m before expenses, it announced on Wednesday, to strengthen its balance sheet and continue to execute its forward strategy.
Cambridge Cognition awarded contracts worth £2.1m
Brain health technology company Cambridge Cognition has been awarded contracts worth £2. 1m, it announced on Wednesday, to provide cognitive assessments, electronic diaries, and third-party hardware for two clinical trials in neurodegenerative disease.
Origo to return capital to shareholders after Moly World sale deal
Origo Partners announced a return of capital of about $1. 7m on Wednesday, to shareholders on record as at 18 February, with a dollar payment to be made on or around 22 March.
Griffin appoints new operations chief from Caijiaying Mine
Griffin Mining announced the resignation of Damien Houseman as the general manager of Caijiaying Mine on Thursday, with current mine manager John Steel being appointed as its chief operating officer with immediate effect.
Scirocco Energy upbeat on performance of GGL investment
Investment company Scirocco Energy updated the market on its operations on Wednesday, having recently supported Energy Acquisitions Group (EAG) in the acquisition of its first cash generative anaerobic digestion asset, Greenan Generation (GGL).
SRT Marine subsidiary gets order for Panama Canal
SRT Marine Systems announced on Wednesday that it's Em-trak marine electronics subsidiary has received a contract to supply commercial AIS class A transceivers to the Panama Canal.
Totally wins two-year NHS contract extension
Healthcare services provider Totally's urgent care division has been awarded a two-year contract extension worth approximately £1. 3m per year for the provision of GP services to NHS North West London CCG.
AFC Energy to provide fuel cell to Extreme E racing series again
Hydrogen power technology company AFC Energy announced on Wednesday that the all-electric motorsport series Extreme E would continue to use its zero-emission fuel cell for the 2022 season.
Intercede secures contract with US Federal Agency
Software firm Intercede has successfully won a competitive bid to supply an unnamed independent US Federal Agency with access to its MyID credential management software.
DX Group H1 trading in line with expectations despite headwinds
Delivery firm DX Group said on Wednesday that trading in the six months ended 1 January was in line with internal expectations, despite a tight labour market and supply chain disruptions.