Steve Moore is a copy editor at various esteemed media outlets, including WTRF 7News and the New York Post. He specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a focus on corporate finance, financial technology, and global markets. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Fox News Media, Security Magazine, and RealClearMarkets.
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Steve Moore's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and legal policy regulation within West Virginia. He often covers topics related to the economy, politics, education, and travel. Given his interest in local events and government announcements in Wheeling, pitches should be tailored to offer insights or expertise on these specific areas within West Virginia. Additionally, he may be interested in stories that shed light on regional economic trends or educational policies affecting the local community.
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By: Steve Moore
UK footwear retailer Shoe Zone (SHOE) has announced an “up to a maximum aggregate consideration of approximately £3.47 million” share buyback programme after “trading has continued positively throughout July and as a result of this, cash and equivalents as at 25 July 2026 stood at approximately £7.0m ahead of original budget” . With the shares currently responding approaching 20% higher to above 72p, how good is this latest news from the company relative to the valuation?
Alcohol drinks brands company Distil plc (DIS) has issued a “Notice of AGM; Proposed Capital Reorganisation”-titled announcement. It states that the proposed capital reorganisation is “in order to enable the company to issue new ordinary shares at an issue price which exceeds their nominal value, while maintaining the same number of ordinary shares in issue” , so what about a current more than 8% lower share price response to 0.055p?
By: Steve Moore
Describing itself as “a leading international manufacturer and supplier of ventilation systems and window and door hardware”, Titon Holdings (TON) has issued a trading statement commencing that it “expects to deliver a year of revenue growth and strategic progress in FY26” . So what about a current 85p share price, more than 10% down
By: Steve Moore
Transport safety-focused “vision-based monitoring technology” company, Seeing Machines (SEE) has issued a “Advanced Robotics Development Contract”-titled announcement commencing including that it “is pleased to announce that it has secured an Advanced Development Contract with a global industrial technology company focused on factory automation and human-robot interaction” . What about a current share price response to 4.975p, a few percent lower
By: Steve Moore
Emphasising itself as “the UK's most trusted electrical retailer”, AO World (AO.) headlined its June-announced results including “REVENUE GROWTH OF 11.4%, WITH ADJUSTED PBT UP 16.1% TO A RECORD £50.5M” and also noted “a new share buyback of £10m” with Chief Executive John Roberts emphasising “I started AO 26 years ago with a small team and a big idea and I'm as excited about the next 26 as I've ever been” with the shares then above 94p. With the shares at 98.4p, what about now a “Director/PDMR Shareholding” announcement?
Most recently on company describing itself as an “innovative technology and manufacturing business providing real-world solutions targeting issues including fire safety and global food security” Light Science Technologies (LST), in May with the shares up to 2.3p I wrote ‘“CEM Contract Win” announcement, attempted ramptastic?' concluding “also seemingly relying on its “anticipating a strong second-half revenue delivery in PFP” for its full-year performance, suggesting further disappointing first half results upcoming, currently natch still avoid/sell” . What about now the half-year results announcement and the shares currently more than 9% further down at 1.45p?
By: Steve Moore
In a most recent trading update in June video games company tinyBuild (TBLD) stated “as of 31 May 2026, and despite certain game delays, the company had cash levels of mid-single digit millions demonstrating a balance has been achieved between revenues and strategic investments. Cash and cash equivalents are anticipated to reach a trough point in the summer of 2026”. So what about now an announcement from it of “Lawsuit Against Max Ent Games”?
By: Steve Moore, Tom Winnifrith
Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has announced its results for the first half of the 2026 calendar year and that its “strategy is gaining momentum… by transforming our operational effectiveness and driving stronger and more profitable growth, including assessing options for our Thermal Products division” . That is good news but what of the valuation at a 253.5p share price, £700 million market cap, up from a 208p offer price share tip in March
Describing itself as “one of the UK's leading providers of secure cloud managed services”, Iomart Group (IOM) states that it “is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew (Matt) Waymark as Chief Financial Officer” and “is confident that his experience and financial leadership will be a significant asset as we continue to execute our strategy and deliver value for shareholders” . Hmmm, what about that with the shares even over the last year down from above 22p to currently around 14p?
Tom Winnifrith has launched the Great British Takeover stakes prize competition HERE . With a prize of a week outside peak season at the Greek Hovel with only pool and cleaning fees to pay, here are the valid top 5 UK-listed companies you've each selected that you think will be bid for. Any problems, please put in the “comments” and good luck all…
