Andrew Hore

Artemis Resources (LON: ARV) revealed that further assays from the Titan project in the Greater Carlow area show some significant levels of gold and other areas well below background.

Shares in Cambria Africa (LON: CMB) jumped 77.8% to 0.4p when trading recommenced after 2022-23 accounts and subsequent interims were published.

Cardio health probiotics products developer ProBiotix Health (PBX) increased sales by 39% to £1.53m and the gross profit margin is stable in the nine months to September 2024.

Shares in Cambria Africa (LON: CMB) doubled to 0.45p when trading recommenced after 2022-23 accounts and subsequent interims were published.

Foreign exchange and financial services provider Alpha Group International (LON: ALPH) has recently become a constituent of the FTSE 250 index.

After the close on Friday, retailer and brand owner Frasers Group (LON: FRAS) announced a revised proposed bid for AIM-quoted

Cardio health probiotics products developer ProBiotix Health (PBX) increased sales by 39% to £1.53m and the gross profit margin is stable in the nine months to September 2024. This is due to a recent product launch on Amazon and in 2,000 Target stores. A commercial partnership with Mexico-based Raff should generate commercial sales of LP LDL as an ingredient in new products by late 2005/early 2006. There is no need for further funding. The company has appointed Frederik Bruhn-Petersen as a non-exec director. He represents the new 21% shareholder Holdingselskabet af 29. Juni 2010 Aps.

Engineering services provider Renew Holdings (RNWH) is selling Walter Lilly the specialist construction business. The consideration is nominal, but the buyer takes on the liabilities. Renew is also paying £50.5m for Full Circle Group, which provides repair and maintenance services for onshore wind turbines in the UK and Europe. This market is growing at 7.7%/year. Contracts last for an average of seven years and there is a 95% renewal rate. The company is based in the Netherlands

Steppe Cement (LON: STCM) revenues improved in the third quarter, although the nine-month revenues are still 2% lower.

CloudCoCo (LON: CLCO) is selling its managed IT services business for £9.2m. This will discharge liabilities, including the MXC loan notes, and leave cash of £950,000.