News And Announcements
Caspian Sunrise clears 'final major hurdle' in MJF licence upgrade
Caspian Sunrise updated the market on its flagship BNG asset on Friday, confirming that the signed protocol from the Kazakhstan Ministry of Energy has been received.
S4 Capital to buy Australian customer experience company BizTech
Martin Sorrell's S4 Capital said on Friday that its global content arm, MediaMonks, has agreed to buy Australian marketing transformation and customer experience company BizTech for an undisclosed sum.
Andalas enters services agreement for work at Betun-Selo
Andalas Energy and Power has entered into an operating services and option agreement in respect of the producing Betun-Selo KSO in Sumatra, Indonesia, it announced on Friday.
Trainline targets £1.7bn valuation in London IPO
UK transport booking app Trainline priced its shares at the top end of its targeted range at 350 pence per share on Friday, in a move that leaves the company sporting a £1. 68bn valuation in its London stock market debut.
Meggitt wins multi-million dollar cooling system contract
Meggitt was on Friday awarded a multi-million dollar contract by General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS), with the defence and aerospace engineering business set to develop advanced cooling systems for next generation ground combat platforms.
Nanoco plunges after US customer fails to extend contract
Nanoco's shares lost more than two-thirds of their value after the nano-materials manufacturer said its large US customer had declined to extend an important contract.
Sports Direct to oppose Goals Soccer Centres board reappointment
Sports Direct said it would move to axe the entire board at Goals Soccer Centres over the football pitch operator's refusal to allow it to hire corporate investigator Kroll to look into a range of accounting issues at the troubled firm.
Augean sees full-year profits ahead of expectations
Augean raised its full-year profit forecasts on the back of "stronger" trading over the second quarter.
Halma buys Australia's Ampac to expand in fire detection
Halma has agreed to buy Ampac Group, an Australian maker of fire detection systems, for A$135m (£74m) in cash.