See Today's AIM Risers Featuring Clear Leisure winning a £1.15m Court Case
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Clear Leisure Plc rises 18.35%
is up today following a court ruling that stated the defendants in the case are to pay, in cash, £1.15 million to Clear Leisure.
CEO Francesco Gardin's comment, "“We are very pleased to have settled this case before the planned court hearing next year and for a sum which we believe reflects the appropriate outcome of our original investment, under the original share purchase agreement."
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Fulham Shore rises 14%
is up today following the release of its results from its half-year report:
-Revenue of £33m up from 2017's £27.5m
-EBITDA of £4.1 up from 2017's £3.3m
-Profit after tax of £.9m up from 2017's £.6m
-Net debt down from 2017's £12m to £8.9m
David Page, Chairman of Fulham Shore, said: "Our two restaurant businesses performed well in the first half of the year, driven by a number of factors including: new menu initiatives, including vegan and gluten free options, within both businesses and investment in our digital channels. At the same time, we have remained resolutely focussed on both Franco Manca's and The Real Greek's stand out characteristics: exceptional food provenance and outstanding value for money menu pricing."
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4d Pharma rises 19%
shares fell dramatically yesterday, however the pharmaceutical company leading the development of Live Biotherapeutics released a statement today causing markets to rebound.
The company stated that it "notes the recent fall in its share price, and confirms that it is not aware of any Company related matter which could be responsible for this price movement. The Board also confirms that all clinical study timelines continue to progress as expected."
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Botswana Diamonds rises 15%
Botswana Diamonds (BOD) has been garnering momentum as James Campbell continues to provide the market with updates on their progress so far in Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
In an annual report released last month, they updated the markets on the two ongoing projects in Botswana - Sunland Minerals and Maibwe, a flagship project in South Africa- Thorny River a long narrow kimberlite dyke stretching over 7km and an exciting opportunity acquired in the Marange Diamond Fields in Zimbabwe.
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