Small Caps News
Marlowe acquires TP Health
Business-critical services and software group Marlowe has acquired TP Health, a leading provider of technology-enabled occupational health services in the UK, for an expected enterprise value of £14. 9m.
SysGroup earnings end year as expected
Managed IT service provider SysGroup said in a trading update on Tuesday that, despite external challenges over the last two years, it still expected to report adjusted EBITDA of £2. 8m for the year ended 31 March, in line with market expectations.
United Oil makes production, development progress
United Oil reported average first quarter production of 1,567 barrels of oil equivalent per day in an update on Tuesday.
Microsaic signs new framework agreement with DeepVerge
Microsaic has signed a new framework agreement with, and an initial contract worth £0. 4m from, Innovenn UK - a division of DeepVerge - it announced on Tuesday.
Altus gets new mining licence for Diba project in Mali
Altus Strategies said on Tuesday that Mali’s Ministry of Mines, Energy and Water has issued a small-scale gold mining licence for its wholly-owned 83. 1 square kilometre Korali Sud licence, containing the Diba gold project, in the west of the country.
Kazera confident after 'frustrating' recent performance
Kazera Global said on Tuesday that diamond sales of $236,547 were achieved for the December-January cycle from production at Alexander Bay in South Africa.
Cerillion reports record first half for revenue, earnings
Billing and customer management software company Cerillion reported a “record six months” in an update on Tuesday, setting new company records for both revenue and adjusted EBITDA.
Griffin Mining reports much-depressed first quarter production
Griffin Mining said in an update on Tuesday that it mined 17,975 tonnes of ore in its first quarter - down significantly from the 185,520 tonnes it reported a year ago.
Trinity pleased with first quarter as oil prices rise
Trinidad and Tobago-focussed energy explorer and producer Trinity reported “good” production and operational cash generation in the first quarter on Tuesday, with volumes averaging 3,013 barrels of oil per day.
Stanley Gibbons trading improves further in second half
Stanley Gibbons Group said in an update on Tuesday that trading in its second half continued to improve across all business areas, with revenue for the 12 months ended 31 March expected to be about £12m.
Serabi Gold trims guidance after weaker quarter at Palito
Brazil-focussed Serabi Gold reported first quarter gold production at Palito of 7,062 ounces in an update on Tuesday - a 13% reduction year-on-year - as it also trimmed its production guidance for the full year.
D4T4 Solutions performs 'strongly' in H2
Data solutions provider D4T4 Solutions said on Tuesday that it had "performed strongly" in the second half, with group revenues expected to be in line with market expectations and adjusted pre-tax profits seen at the upper end of expectations.
Bango inks new agreement with T-Mobile
Data-driven commerce company Bango has inked a new agreement that will see its platform be deployed by US telco T-Mobile to deliver third-party products and services to customers.
Iofina reports solid first quarter as iodine prices rise
Iodine and specialty chemicals manufacturer Iofina said in an update on Tuesday that it produced 103. 8 metric tonnes of crystalline iodine from its five operating ‘IOsorb’ plants in Oklahoma in the first quarter.
Vertu Motors taps Bruce Clark for newly created CTO role
Automotive retailer Vertu said on Tuesday that it had tapped Bruce Clark for the newly created role of chief technology officer.
Tintra granted online payments licence in Mauritius
Tintra announced on Tuesday that its wholly-owned subsidiary Tintra Payments Mauritius (TPM) has been granted permission to start trading under a ‘payment intermediary services licence’ from the Mauritius Financial Services Commission.