Aim Bulletin
Most Microlise customer systems back up after cybersecurity incident
Microlise Group provided a final update on Monday, on the cybersecurity incident first disclosed on 31 October.
ValiRx subsidiary makes first sale
ValiRx, a life science company focussed on early-stage cancer therapeutics and women's health, announced the first sale from its wholly-owned subsidiary Inaphaea BioLabs on Monday.
Powerhouse Energy division awarded Australian FEED contract
Powerhouse Energy announced on Monday that its engineering consultancy division Engsolve has been awarded a £0. 35m front-end engineering design (FEED) contract by National Hydrogen for a project in Western Australia.
Greatland Gold positive after 'transformative' year
Greatland Gold reported a ‘pivotal period’ in its final results on Monday, driven by the acquisition of the Havieron gold-copper project and Telfer gold-copper mine from Newmont Corporation.
Boku launches buyback of up to four million shares
Payment technology specialist Boku announced the start of a share buyback programme on Monday, involving the repurchase of up to four million shares, representing about 1. 31% of its issued common stock.
Polar Capital reports solid first half
Polar Capital reported a strong first-half financial performance on Monday, driven by a 4% increase in assets under management (AuM) to £22. 7bn, up from £21. 9bn at the end of March.
MediaZest completes installation of 'proof of concept' project
Audio-visual solutions provider MediaZest said on Monday that it has completed installation for an initial "proof of concept" project to supply digital currency boards in 50 UK Post Office branches.
TruFin turns EBITDA positive, FY revenues surge
Financial services firm TruFin said on Monday that full-year revenues were expected to be "significantly ahead of market expectations", driven by a "strong performance" from both the console and mobile divisions of Playstack.
IQE launches strategic review as FY revenues set to be flat
IQE said on Monday that it was launching a strategic review of its assets and considering a sale of its Taiwanese division, as it warned that revenue for the full year was set to be flat amid "weak" consumer demand in end markets.