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IN BRIEF: Inspecs says tariffs to impact timing of product shipments

20th Nov 2025 21:27

Inspecs Group PLC - Bath, England-based producer of eyewear solutions, including eyewear frames, low-vision aids, and lenses - Provides a trading update for the 10 months ended October. Says trading improved in October after being "slightly behind plan" in the first two months of the second half of the year. Notes Tura recorded stronger than expected sales and order books at the end of October are 10% up on prior year. However, ongoing US tariff disruption and continuing weak macroeconomic environment are expected to impact the timing of product shipments, in particular from Killine. As a result Inspecs now expects to report revenue of GBP191 million and underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of GBP17.7 million in 2025. In 2024, Inspecs reports revenue of GBP198.3 million and underlying Ebitda of GBP17.6 million. Read More

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: FTSE 100 up but mixed US jobs data tempers gains

20th Nov 2025 17:16

(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 snapped a five-day losing streak on Thursday, although gains were pared after mixed US jobs data pointed to interest rates staying on hold across the pond. Read More

IN BRIEF: Forty Two Point Two buys Ninety One PLC shares

20th Nov 2025 16:52

Ninety One PLC and Ltd - London and Cape Town-based money manager - Forty Two Point Two acquires 278,258 shares in Ninety One PLC at an average 209.31 pence, worth GBP581,898, on Tuesday and Wednsday. Forty Two Point Two is the wholly owned by the Marathon Trust. Chief Executive Hendrik du Toit and Finance Director Kim McFarland are associated with the trust. Ninety One Assurance Ltd directors Johan Schreuder and Malcolm Gray, and Ninety One Guernsey Ltd director Adam Fletcher are also associates of the trust. Read More

CORRECT: Gresham House Energy Storage asset value up 7% in 3rd quarter

20th Nov 2025 15:49

(Corrects the name and coding of the company which issued the release to Gresham House Energy Storage Fund PLC, not Gore Street Energy Storage Fund PLC as was previously reported.) Read More

EARNINGS AND TRADING: Tracsis profit jumps; McBride's launches buyback

20th Nov 2025 15:48

(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More

IN BRIEF: Gore Street Energy Storage asset value up 7% in 3rd quarter

20th Nov 2025 14:24

Gore Street Energy Storage Fund PLC - invests in utility-scale battery energy storage systems - Net asset value is 115.68 pence per share on September 30 - the end of the third quarter - up 7.4% from 107.71p on June 30. Total NAV is GBP658.3 million. The fund says the biggest boost to NAV is from increased cashflows from new augmentations and the lowering of discount rate premiums on projects moved to commissioning from construction. Debt is GP210 million on September 30, while cash on hand was GBP78 million, giving a net debt to NAV ratio of 20%. Gore Street Energy Storage Fund also says it has agreed to buy a 100 megawatt battery project in Elland, West Yorkshire. The new project is adjacent to the company's operational Elland 1 site, allowing for efficiencies between the two sites. It doesn't provide the purchase price. Read More

MHA backs full-year outlook as adjusted profit rises in first half

20th Nov 2025 14:23

(Alliance News) - MHA PLC on Thursday said it is "confident" it will deliver full-year results in line with expectations as it reported its first interim results since admission to trading on London's AIM market. Read More

IN BRIEF: PPHE refinances loan for Park Plaza London Riverbank hotel

20th Nov 2025 14:16

PPHE Hotel Group Ltd - Guernsey-registered operator of Park Plaza and art'otel hotels - Refinances GBP95.8 million debt facility from Aareal Bank AG for the Park Plaza London Riverbank hotel. The term is extended to June 2030 from June 2026. The interest rate remains fixed at 3.248% until the original maturity date in 2026. Thereafter, 85% of the loan will have a 5.72% fixed interest rate, while the remainder will have a "competitive" floating interest rate. Read More

UK dividends calendar - next 7 days

20th Nov 2025 14:14

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UK shareholder meetings calendar - next 7 days

20th Nov 2025 14:14

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UK earnings, trading statements calendar - next 7 days

20th Nov 2025 14:14

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IN BRIEF: IP Group completes GBP75 million share buyback

20th Nov 2025 14:03

IP Group PLC - London-based intellectual property commercialisation firm - Completes GBP20 million extension of GBP75 million share buyback programme on Tuesday. In total, IP Group buys back 158.0 million shares at average 47.5 pence. All the repurchased shares will be cancelled, leaving IP Group with 883.4 million in total. Read More

Origin revenue rises on Agriculture and Living Landscapes growth

20th Nov 2025 13:45

(Alliance News) - Origin Enterprises PLC on Thursday reported higher first-quarter revenue, driven by growth across its Agriculture division and a good performance in Living Landscapes. Read More

CORRECT: Foresight Solar bemoans "volatile regulatory landscape" in UK

20th Nov 2025 13:43

(Correcting company registration location and NAV outlook.) Read More

IN BRIEF: Breedon guides for higher earnings despite project delays

20th Nov 2025 13:43

Breedon Group PLC - Derby, England-based construction materials, including cement, concrete and asphalt - Guides underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of between GBP275 million and GBP280 million in 2025. This would be up at least 1.9% from GBP269.9 million in 2024, which in turn was up 11% from 2023. Breedon says revenue in the 10 months that ended October 31 is up 9% a year before. Contributing to this is a 12% increase in the most recent four months, partly thanks to the contribution of acquisitions. Most important of these is the USD238 million acquisition of Lionmark Construction Cos LLC in the US state of Missouri. On a like-for-like basis, revenue is down 3% in both the 10 months and the recent four. "Market challenges have persisted to date in 2025," Breedon says. "Subdued demand in GB and US residential markets have been compounded by key infrastructure project delays in GB and Ireland." Read More

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