Halo Minerals PLC (HALO), the copper development company focused on extracting critical minerals from legacy mining waste, notes ahead of its upcoming AGM the recent Investor Meet Company presentation and Crux
Halo Minerals PLC (HALO), the copper development company focused on extracting critical minerals from legacy mining waste, notes ahead of its upcoming AGM the recent Investor Meet Company presentation and Crux
It has been a strong week for the UK’s growth companies, with the AIM All-Share—widely seen as the benchmark for smaller-cap stocks—rising 4.5% as investors looked through geopolitical uncertainty and
Stack BTC Plc (AQSE:STAK), the UK-based company focused on building a portfolio of high-quality, cash-generative businesses, alongside a Bitcoin treasury, announced its unaudited interim report for the six-month period ended 31
The UK stock market ended another volatile week on a weaker footing, marking its second consecutive weekly decline. The FTSE 100 finished Friday down 44 points, or 0.43%, closing at
ATOME PLC (AIM: ATOM), shares jumped about 20% to 59.87p in afternoon trading after the company secured $420 million in debt financing for its planned fertiliser plant in Villeta.
Catenai PLC (CTAI), the AIM-quoted provider of technology and digital solutions, announce that it has made a further investment of £250,000 into Alludium Ltd, a developer of a no-code AI Agent
ATOME PLC (AIM: ATOM) shares surged on Friday after the company signed a definitive 10-year offtake agreement with Yara International ASA, covering the full 260,000 tonnes per year of low-carbon
The Telegraph: Britain’s economy has ground to a halt as businesses and households tighten their belts ahead of Rachel Reeves’s tax-raising Budget. Economic growth flatlined at 0pc in July, down from
Ascent Resources (AST) announced that, further to resuming arbitration against its former Slovenian joint venture partner Geoenergo d.o.o. as previously announced 11 December 2024, the arbitration tribunal has now rendered their
Global stock markets have had a turbulent week. They initially plunged on fears over US tariffs, a potential trade war, and recession risks—only to rebound sharply after President Trump announced
(Alliance News) – Stocks were called lower in London on Monday, with US President Donald Trump professing a lack of concern over global market sell-offs as his aides reassured that negotiations
The FTSE 100 climbed 0.6%, closing at 8,809.74, just 11 points shy of its all-time high earlier this month.