11th Mar 2026 11:38
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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BATM Advanced Communications Ltd - Israel-based provider of network infrastructure, cybersecurity and diagnostic technologies - BATM swings to a pretax profit of USD12.4 million in 2025 from a loss of USD5.4 million in 2024. Revenue improves 5.0% to USD123.2 million from USD117.3 million. "BATM is entering the next phase of its transformation - evolving into a company focused on the provision of secure managed networking and cybersecurity. 2025 has been a pivotal and transformational year for the group in this regard. We divested four non-core activities, with another sale announced in 2026, and the successful turnaround of our proprietary diagnostics business allows us to accelerate our plan to focus on BATM Networks and BATM Cyber, which the board believes offer substantial potential for creating long-term shareholder value," Chief Executive Officer Moti Nagar says.
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Eco Animal Health Group PLC - London-based animal health firm - US Department of Agriculture reports favourable safety assessment of ECOVAXXIN live poultry vaccine targeting. Eco Animal says this "represents an important step towards securing marketing authorisation for the vaccine" in the US. The jab looks to treat mycoplasma gallisepticum, a bacterial pathogen causing chronic respiratory disease in chickens and infectious sinusitis in turkeys.
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Cambridge Cognition Holdings PLC - Cambridge, England-based brain health software provider - Says 20%-owned Monument Therapeutics Ltd reports dosing of first patient in its clinical trial with MT1988. The offering aims to treat patients at high risk of psychosis. "This trial marks a major step forward in developing treatment options for people at risk of schizophrenia," Cambridge Cognition says.
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Vulcan Two Group PLC - investment company focused on acquiring e-pharmacy businesses - The firm signs a five-year licence agreement for the implementation of an enterprise resource planning system. "The selected ERP provider is a global leader in cloud-based, industry-specific enterprise software. Its ERP solutions combine industry expertise with cutting-edge technology, including generative AI, agentic AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics, to help customers innovate and lead. The implementation will be managed by one of the provider's leading consultancy partners," Vulcan Two adds. Vulcan Two pays an annual subscription fee of GBP80,000, which rises to GBP100,000 over the term of the five-year deal. "The company also expects to pay the consultancy a fee of approximately GBP765,000 to implement the ERP system during the course of 2026, with the majority of this development expenditure expected to be capitalised as an intangible asset," it adds.
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Amcomri Group PLC - London-based specialist engineering services and industrial manufacturing firm - Amcomri expects to report 2025 revenue of GBP70.9 million, surging 22% from GBP58.1 million in 2024. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation are set to rise to GBP9 million, up17% from GBP7.7 million, "significantly ahead of market expectations". "This positive momentum has been driven by continued underlying demand for the group's services and products across core markets, particularly in the Embedded Engineering division through a combination of significant new contracts with new and existing customers, as well as contributions from recent acquisitions. This has been further supported by strong demand in our businesses that service the defence and civilian aerospace sectors," Amcomri Group says. "On the back of this positive 2025 performance, FY26 has started well across both the Embedded Engineering and B2B Manufacturing divisions and the group is trading in line with expectations," it adds. The firm releases annual results on April 14.
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Mindflair PLC - investor in artificial intelligence technology - Notes AI infrastructure company Captur seals a USD6 million seed funding round led by Rally Ventures. There is also additional participation from existing investor Sure Valley Ventures. Captur is an investee in SVV's second fund, SVV2, which Mindflair has an interest in. "Captur is an AI infrastructure company for enterprise mobile applications that instantly verifies user-submitted photos for quality and accuracy. The company's technology runs directly on users' mobile devices, analysing images in approximately 30 milliseconds without requiring an internet connection or cloud-based inference. Captur currently processes tens of millions of images monthly across delivery, mobility and e-commerce platforms," Mindflair explains.
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Gateley Holdings PLC - Birmingham, England-based legal and consultancy firm - Enters deal to deploy Jylo AI platform, "accelerating and extending its use of artificial intelligence" technology. "This represents the latest stage of the group's ongoing programme of investment in systems and is one of a number of measures being implemented to accelerate growth and margin expansion," Gateley adds. "Jylo provides a secure platform which enables Gateley's professionals to build and use repeatable playbooks and workflows across a range of tasks. The platform is intended to augment and accelerate client delivery." Deployment of Jylo is the "next step" of its wider AI investment goal. "The group has adopted a layered approach to AI capability: deploying AI tools across day‑to‑day productivity; whilst using specialist AI workflow platforms where scale, controls and repeatability are required," Gateley adds.
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Ariana Resources PLC - mineral exploration, development and production company with gold project interests in Africa and Europe - The firm hails "further positive assay results" from its reverse circulation drill work at the Dokwe gold project in Zimbabwe. "High-grade intercepts confirm continuity within and beyond the principal shear zone at Dokwe North and potential for near-surface oxide resource growth, up to 150 metres beyond the current resource envelope to the north-east," Ariana adds.
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Berkeley Energia Ltd - Spain-focused clean energy company, which is developing the Salamanca uranium project - Pretax loss in half year to December 31 totals AUD3.7 million, USD2.6 million, swinging from profit of AUD2.6 million. Arbitration expenses surge to AUD2.5 million from AUD577,000. It reports no revenue, unchanged on-year.
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SRT Marine Systems PLC - provider of maritime domain awareness systems - Reports Philippine courts have "cleared and dismissed as false" allegations of conspiracy, graft and bidding irregularities made against Chief Executive Officer Simon Tucker and SRT. The matter is related to the BFAR fisheries IMEMS project in the Philippines. "This brings the matter to a definitive close," SRT adds. In February, SRT said: "As noted via an announcement on 24 April 2024, SRT clarifies that the IMEMS contract was won following an open and competitive international tender, which has been successfully implemented and is operational. The ombudsman has previously confirmed that both SRT and Richard Hurd were cleared of any allegations. The ombudsman had recommended further investigation into Simon Tucker and other individuals outside of SRT, and we are pleased to see this now moving forward through the Philippine legal process towards a clear resolution. The board remains fully supportive of Simon who continues with the process to clear his name."
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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