3rd Dec 2025 10:59
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Wednesday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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GENinCode PLC, up 32% at 2.84 pence, 12-month range 8.50p-1.19p. The genetic testing company says Cardio inCode-Score Polygenic Risk Score for the prediction and prevention of coronary heart disease wins approval from the New York State Department of Health. The approval of the test by New York State allows full state coverage under US Centres for Medicare & Medicaid Services at an average reimbursement of USD500 per test, the firm says. The risk score is based on DNA extracted from a saliva or blood sample. The firm says it continues to progress discussions with the US Food & Drug Administration and expects to submit additional data to complete its de novo assessment in the first quarter of 2026.
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Gear4music Holdings PLC, up 6.6% at 305.00p, 12-month range 334.00p-97.90p. The York, England-based online retailer of musical instruments and equipment raises its full year guidance and says it now expects earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to be not less than GBP16.7 million. The firm says its "very strong sales momentum" continued over the Black Friday weekend and adds that it dispatched over 14,000 orders in a single day on Cyber Monday. It says this is the highest revenue day in the firm's history. "Our operational infrastructure performed well under the increased levels of demand, and although we are still early in the critical peak trading period, the continued strength of trading provides the board with sufficient confidence to again raise its expectations for the group's financial performance for the year ending 31 March 2026," says Executive Chair Andrew Wass. This follows four previous upgrades in June, September, October and November. In November, it said it expects Ebitda of at least GBP15.0 million, above its prior view of no less than GBP13.7 million. In financial 2025, it totalled GBP10.0 million.
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AIM - LOSERS
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Physiomics PLC, down 20% at 0.30p, 12-month range 1.33p-0.27p. The Oxfordshire, England-based mathematical modelling firm says Chief Executive Officer Peter Sargent will step down from the company to pursue other opportunities from May 29. It starts it search for a new CEO. The firm says Jim Millen, currently non-executive chair, has confirmed he can resume the position of executive chair "for as long as required to ensure business continuity in the event a suitable replacement has not been found" by the time Sargent leaves. The company says it expects to deliver total revenue in line with market expectations and will post its interim results in March, in line with its usual reporting timetable. "Following our strategic review in early 2024, the company has made considerable progress on its principal growth initiatives. Pete has played an instrumental role in achieving these objectives, contributing to notable revenue increases and record levels of contract wins over the past two years. We are excited for the next stage in Physiomics' growth and at the same time wish Pete all the very best and thank him for enabling us to start the current financial year ending 30 June 2026 with a record level of contracted projects, a new biometrics service-line already generating revenue, and significant progress across our personalised medicine dosing software initiative," says Non-Exec Chair Millen.
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Deltic Energy PLC, down 13% at 5.50p, 12-month range 7.50p-3.00p. The investor with an exploration and appraisal portfolio in the southern and central North Sea extends the long stop date by which its takeover by Rockrose Energy Ltd, a subsidiary of London-based Viaro Energy Ltd must complete. It says completion of the acquisition remains subject to outstanding conditions including the consent of the North Sea Transition Authority. Deltic says the UK North Sea regulator requires further representations from Rockrose and Deltic "in order to reach a definitive conclusion in relation to concerns it has which will affect whether it will grant the proposed change of control of the licences held by Deltic". It requires this information by December 22. Deltic and Rockrose extend the long stop date to March 31 from December 31. "The board of Deltic remains of the opinion that the acquisition remains in the best interests of Deltic shareholders and wider stakeholders and is disappointed with the continuing delays in the regulatory process," it says.
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By Michael Hennessey, Alliance News reporter
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