Potter & Moore PLC - Peterborough, England-based beauty and wellbeing products manufacturer - Appoints James Robinson as non-board chief financial officer. Robinson, who has been head of finance at Holland & Barrett International Ltd since 2024, will replace Potter & Moore CFO Mohammed Qadeer on January 11. Qadeer announced in July that he would not seek re-election. Read More
(Alliance News) - Andy Burnham has insisted no decision has yet been made on changes to electric vehicle targets amid reports the UK prime minister is preparing to slash totals. Read More
(Alliance News) - Caledonian Holdings PLC on Monday reported progress towards banking authorisation at its AlbaCo investment, alongside growing lending activity and a strengthening commercial pipeline at Aspire Commerce Group Ltd. Read More
(Alliance News) - H-Power PLC on Monday said that in its new financial year, it is focused on converting customer demand into further orders, as it noted that the financial year just gone was an important reset. Read More
(Alliance News) - SRT Marine Systems PLC on Monday recorded a surge in profit and revenue, as demand for civil-defence and intelligence capabilities grows among countries. Read More
(Alliance News) - AEW UK REIT PLC on Monday said it has sold Barnstaple Retail Park in Devon for GBP8.2 million, representing a 20% premium to its original purchase price. Read More
(Alliance News) - Reveille Resources PLC on Monday proposed to bring Dominic Raab to its board. Read More
(Alliance News) - Irish Residential Properties REIT PLC on Monday agreed to the takeover offer made by Baring International Investment Ltd, known as Barings. Read More
London Stock Exchange Group PLC - London-based exchange operator and provider of market data - Prepares for a "benchmark" three-year sterling bond offering by mandating a string of banks and brokers to act as managers and distributors. The offering will be of fixed-rate 'plain vanilla' listed bonds guaranteed by LSEG. They will be issued under the company's GBP10 billion euro medium-term note programme, but the size, interest rate, issue price and yield are still to be determined by the syndicated bookbuild process. This will be led by Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets PLC, NatWest, and RBC Capital Markets. A separate offer to retail investors will be distributed by Winterflood. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were higher at midday on Monday, with the FTSE 100 supported by a rally in mining stocks, while investors assessed an extension of the US-China trade truce. Read More
Tharisa PLC - Paphos, Cyprus-headquartered platinum miner in South Africa and Zimbabwe - Starts trading on the Namibia Securities Exchange on Monday following a secondary listing. Says the listing provides Namibian institutional investors with direct access to its platinum group metal and chrome exposure. "The listing on the Namibia Securities Exchange is a measured and cost-effective step in our ongoing programme to broaden and diversify Tharisa's investor base," Chief Executive Officer Loucas Pouroulis says. Tharisa keeps its primary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange. Read More
Airtel Mobile Commerce NV - Amsterdam-based mobile money business of telecommunications provider Airtel Africa PLC - Airtel Mobile Commerce, known as Airtel Money, on Monday says its initial public offering in London last month raises a final total of GBP529.4 million. This follows the exercise of an over-allotment option by stabilising manager Citigroup Global Markets Ltd, under which Mastercard Asia/Pacific Pte Ltd sells 121,102 shares at the IPO price of GBP1.96, worth GBP237,360. All the shares sold in the IPO were by existing minority shareholders such as Mastercard Inc and Qatar Investment Authority. Airtel Africa, which is majority-owned by Bharti Airtel Ltd, didn't sell any shares and continues to own about 78% of Airtel Money. The IPO valued Airtel Money at GBP5.3 billion, making it the biggest float in London since 2021. Read More