20th Oct 2025 10:57
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Monday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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Tap Global Group PLC, up 28% at 2.75p pence, 12-month range 0.8p-3.4p. The provider of app-based cryptocurrency payment and settlement services launches its institutional bitcoin treasury as a service offering, designed for publicly listed companies adopting bitcoin as a primary treasury reserve asset. The platform provides end-to-end solutions including global liquidity aggregation, seamless fiat-to-crypto conversion, and corporate-grade reporting. Tap says one of the UK's largest listed bitcoin treasury holders has already used the system to execute most of its bitcoin purchases during testing. Chief Executive Officer Arsen Torosian calls the launch a "major strategic milestone" that establishes a new high-value recurring revenue stream for the company.
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Strip Tinning Holdings PLC, up 20% at 27.5p pence, 12-month range 17p-39.5p. The provider of connection systems to the automotive sector receives a purchase order for its battery system connector for the D phase of the Zoox Robotaxi project, marking the final stage before serial production begins in April 2026. The contract is the largest of the company's thrarcee major nominations. Strip Tinning says it remains confident in meeting market expectations for 2025 despite headwinds from tariffs and supply constraints, as it confirms receipt of a GBP269,000 R&D tax credit from HMRC. Chief Executive Officer Mark Perrins calls the order "a key milestone in a transformational project" for the business.
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AIM - LOSERS
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Arc Minerals Ltd, down 52% at 0.50p pence, 12-month range 0.475p-2.225p. The copper exploration company focused on mines in Africa says its joint venture with Anglo American PLC over Zambian mining tenements has been terminated by mutual agreement, with Anglo American surrendering its interests and withdrawing from the project. Around USD800,000 will remain in the joint venture vehicle, Handa Resources, which Arc will now control. Executive Chair Nick von Schirnding says Arc regains full ownership of "one of the most prospective copper tenements in Africa" and will explore options for a new partner, adding that no equity raise is expected in the near term.
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Aura Energy Ltd, down 13% at 9.18p, 12-month range 4.68p-14p. Chief Executive Officer Andrew Grove resigns, though he will continue to support the company for six months. Grove joined Aura in early 2024 and oversaw progress at the Tiris Uranium project in Mauritania and the Haggan polymetallic project in Sweden. Executive Chair Philip Mitchell assumes day-to-day operational management and continues to lead funding discussions with the US International Development Finance Corporation and potential strategic partners.
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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News reporter
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