See Today's AIM Risers Featuring HSBC Increasing Stake in Bluejay Mining
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IXICO Plc rises 11% to 24p a share
announced today that Chief Financial Officer Susan Lowther resigned leaving Conor Wolfson, the Group’s Financial Controller as interim Head of Finance.
Last week, the company released its Final Results, in which it highlighted £15m of new multi-year client contracts and an over-subscribed £5.5m placing for new product and market development.
It also announced it has expanded the scope of a contract with a top 10 biopharmaceutical company increasing the contract value from $2.7m to $5.1m. The contract will see IXICO providing additional imaging services.
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Bluejay Mining rises 11% to 13.19p a share
, the mining company with projects in Greenland and Finland, has revealed the environmental impact assessment for three-year field work studies are now complete, with a high degree of support from all stakeholders.
It plans to submit the repairs for preparation for a final EIA submission to relevant authorities and review an Optimised Pre-Feasibility study on the world’s highest-grade mineral sands ilmenite project.
HSBC holdings yesterday increased their holdings to over an 8% stake in the company, indicating optimism amongst institutional investors.
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Bango PLC rises 12% to 88.5p a share
announced the release of Bango Marketplace, where app developers can quickly and easily focus their marketing towards higher value customer segments.
The new product is set to increase user acquisition and revenues for app developers and open new revenue streams for mobile operators.
Ray Anderson, CEO commented:
"The Bango Marketplace is a unique place where app developers and merchants can use customer segments to more than double the effectiveness of their marketing spend. It enables mobile operators to safely and securely monetize their payment data in ways that were previously impossible.
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Rose Petroleum rises 12% to 2.3p a share
released an operations update last week detailing the progress for its Gunnison Valley Unit (GVU) in the Paradox Basin, Utah.
The company agreed a plan with the Utah Bureau of Land Management, to extend the boundaries and include recent acreage where GVU 22-1 is located, the highest ranked well based on its 3D seismic data and proximity to the successful 28-11 well.
Matthew Idiens, CEO, commented: “I am pleased that we now have a formal plan that allows us to drill our highest-ranked target first, which is key to the development of the project. Having clarity over operations and the BLM approval enables us to refocus on the well financing and farm-in process.”
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