29th Dec 2025 10:28
(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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Tooru PLC, up 9.9% at 0.27 pence, 12-month range 0.16p-0.33p. Health and wellness-focused firm Tooru hails a "year of progress and platform building". The AIM listing says it enjoyed "some exceptional retailer wins" during the period, including deals with Tesco and Co-op. "The group's leading branded gluten free producer, which recently launched its new retail brand, OAF, has continued to make excellent progress. Tesco sales remain strong and, at the same time, the company is in advanced discussions with regard to listing these products with other major supermarket chains," Tooru says. Snack bar brand Pulsin will now be stocked in 1,000 Co-op stores, meanwhile, up from 80 currently. It adds: "Pulsin's revenue recognised in September and October was, however, negatively impacted due to the disruption to product production, although orders have continued at historic levels and this revenue is expected to be recovered going forward with positive Ebitda still being achieved notwithstanding the recognised revenue shortfall." Tooru says it has completed a refinancing with Shawbrook Bank, in relation to the Juvela gluten free product offering. The facility has been upped to GBP3.9 million and extended to the end of 2030. "As part of this refinancing, an additional GBP500,000 has been advanced by Shawbrook Bank in order to provide Juvela with additional funds with which to support the development of its new OAF brand," Tooru adds.
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Invinity Energy Systems PLC, up 0.8% at 18.65p, 12-month range 7.76p-29.00p. It hails the first sale of its Endurium Enterprise offering, which launched earlier in 2025. The manufacturer of utility-grade energy storage systems says the deal sees Endurium deployed at Charles Murgat, an aquaculture business in France. "Endurium Enterprise is the latest addition to Invinity's product line and is specifically designed for commercial and industrial businesses looking to deploy proven, safe and cost-effective on-site energy storage to deliver low-cost, low-carbon electricity on demand. Commencement of the project remains subject to the receipt of relevant construction permits, which are expected to be received soon, with delivery of the batteries therefore expected during H2 2026," Invinity Energy says.
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AIM - LOSERS
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Litigation Capital Management Ltd, down 11% at 6.50p, 12-month range 6.14p-102.50p. The asset manager focused on dispute financing extends its decline after a 14% slump on Wednesday. On Wednesday, it said an Australian federal court quantified adverse costs in a failed Queensland electricity class action at AUD32.4 million, around GBP16.1 million, split evenly between Stanwell Corp and CS Energy. After applying after-the-event insurance, LCM said it faces an uninsured exposure of AUD12.9 million, with the balance borne by Fund 1 investors. The company noted an appeal against the underlying judgment is set for March 2026 and says it is considering a separate appeal on costs, while continuing discussions with its principal lender as its strategic review remains ongoing.
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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