13th Apr 2026 19:06
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Monday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Cambridge Cognition Holdings PLC - brain health software provider based in Cambridge, England - 2025 revenue declines 10% to GBP9.4 million from GBP10.3 million in 2024. Pretax loss narrows to GBP1.6 million from GBP1.7 million. New sales orders in 2025 jump 73% to GBP12.8 million from GBP7.4m million in 2024. Order book at year-end is GBP16.5 million, up 21% from GBP13.6 million at end-2024. "In 2025 our commercial group executed on our key account focused strategy. This approach is continuing to progress in 2026. As we move into [the second quarter] the pipeline of potential new business is strong and gives us a reasonable prospect to generate sufficient new sales orders in [the first half] to meet market expectations. The period to the end of the first half is essential to achieving this goal and we will report again following the end of H1," company says. In the first quarter, new sales orders total GBP2.6 million, down from GBP4.2 million a year ago. Says order book is now GBP9.5 million.
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t42 IoT Tracking Solutions PLC - provides real-time tracking and monitoring of shipping containers - 2025 revenue rises to USD6.1 million from USD4.2 million in 2024. Cost of revenue is USD3.3 million, up from USD2.6 million. Total comprehensive loss is USD576,000, improved from USD1.7 million in 2024. During the year, container-related sales more than triple compared to 2024, with negotiations are already underway to expand existing agreements. "It is now clear that we are not just participating in the market - we are becoming a key player," company says. Adds: "After several years of market entry challenges and technology validation in the container space, we made a strategic decision to rebrand the Company and focus on container tracking solutions. This move sends a clear message: t42 is here to lead." Also, inks a new distribution partnership across Australia and New Zealand with engineering and innovative software business Relegen Pty Ltd. "This agreement is for the development and deployment of t42's products across Australasia combining the Company's solutions with Relegen's software platforms," says, adding that this will enable the delivery of monitoring and asset intelligence solutions for sectors including government and public safety, defence and maritime operations, emergency services, infrastructure and utilities, and commercial and industrial asset management.
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Seraphim Space Investment Trust PLC - investor in space technology - Says it is considering a fundraising via an issue of C shares to both institutional and retail investors. "The board believes that SSIT is exceptionally well-positioned as it approaches the end of its fifth year as a public listed company, with the SpaceTech sector continuing to present highly attractive investment opportunities strongly aligned with significant global tailwinds," comments. Says the timing and quantum of any fundraise will be subject to market conditions, with the issue to be conditional on shareholder approval. Potential proceeds will be used "to continue the strategy successfully executed since IPO." Notes that the C shares would convert into ordinary shares once any of the proceeds have been deployed. Says the share conversion would be non-dilutive to NAV per share.
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Falconedge PLC - London-based firm, provides advisory and operational solutions for asset and fund managers - March bitcoin yield is 1.089%, with incremental bitcoin growth of 0.2185 BTC. Total bitcoin holdings now stand at 20.2782. Chief Executive Officer Roy Kashi says: "The close of March marks a significant milestone as we complete Q1, having returned 3.92% over the period and 5.23% for the 4 months since inception...Our consistency and ability to generate returns which are completely independent and uncorrelated to traditional and cryptocurrency market drivers remains a clear testament to the robustness of our model. While broader market sentiment has been tested by external pressures and range-bound price action, Falconedge has remained focused on fundamental growth. We are not just holding assets; we are actively compounding them. These verified results for our fourth month confirm that our disciplined approach to treasury management continues to provide a reliable engine for balance sheet expansion and shareholder value."
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Churchill China PLC - Stoke-on-Trent, England-based ceramics manufacturer - Revenue falls to GBP76.3 million in 2025 from GBP78.3 million the year prior, bringing pretax profit down to GBP6.0 million from GBP8.5 million. Cuts final dividend to 14.0 pence per share from 26.5p, bringing 2025 total dividend down to 21.0 pence from 38.0p. Says the dividend cut is due to current challenging trading backdrop, noting that the Middle East conflict has created uncertainty in energy markets. CEO David O'Connor says: "While 2025 was another challenging year for the Group and overall revenue was under pressure. We made meaningful progress in areas within our control. Our focus remained on driving improved factory performance and I am pleased that our operational initiatives have delivered clear benefits. Sales performance across European, North American and UK hospitality markets held up during a period of continued market contraction, reflecting the strength of Churchill's brand and customer partnerships. We believe that we grew market share during the year in each of these markets, and in the 2nd half our European sales were 7% above the prior year."
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Ondine Biomedical Inc - British Columbia, Canada-based life sciences company - Provides business update on its nasal photodisinfection technology. CEO Carolyn Cross notes "recently achieved major milestones in both national and international clinical programmes." This includes the recent completion of enrolment in the Lantern Phase 3 study, which highlights Ondine's "capability to operationalise and control complex multinational trials." Says it has expanded its evidence base through innovative ICU and SSI pilot projects in Switzerland, Germany and Mexico, "showcasing the clinical value of our technology." Further, notes "substantial investments" in facility upgrades, in-house production automation equipment, and enhanced system processes, ensure "both operational efficacy and resilience." Adds: "Vertical integration of our manufacturing operations reduces reliance on external subcontractors, and simultaneously allows gross margin enhancement, both critical as we expand our leadership in the prevention and treatment of hospital acquired infections." Says it is progressing commercial adoption through targeted deployments under its 'land and expand' strategy. 2025 revenue jumps 29% from a year ago, "driven by new hospital deployments and increased utilisation within existing accounts." Ondine expects to report its 2025 results on May 21.
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Andrada Mining Ltd - tin producer targeting Namibia - Announces initial results of its ore sorting testwork undertaken at the Brandberg West project. The initial testwork forms part of a multi-phased assessment programme at BW that includes evaluating the tailings and waste material from the historical mine, and an exploration drilling programme. Records grade uplift across all nine samples with significant grade increases from the feed to the concentrate because of ore-sorting. Tungsten grade increases to 1.45% from 0.24%, copper grade increases to 2.81% from 0.73%, and tin grade increases to 2.09% from 0.31%. High recoveries of tungsten and tin, with tungsten recoveries up to 91% and tin recoveries of up to 94%. CEO Anthony Viljoen says: "These results represent an important validation milestone in highlighting the economic potential of tungsten as a key critical metal at the Brandberg West project, particularly against a backdrop of exceptionally strong commodity prices. The grades achieved in this testwork on the historically mined waste dumps are significantly higher than the global average for tungsten deposits with corresponding high recovery rates. This outcome reinforces our confidence as we advance toward larger-scale test batches and firmly positions tungsten as a cornerstone critical metal within Andrada's overall portfolio."
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Coppa Collective PLC - London-based operator of restaurant, clubhouse and hotel sites, formerly Various Eateries PLC - Completes its acquisition of The Wellington Arms (Hampshire) following receipt of landlord consent in connection with the lease assignment process. Accordingly, the acquisition from Grosvenor Pubs and Inns of the four sites originally announced on March 6 is now complete. The four sites form The Linwood Collection and will continue to trade under their existing names: Wild Thyme & Honey (Cotswolds), The Hare & Hounds (Berkshire), The Stag on the River (Surrey), and The Wellington Arms (Hampshire). Also, notes progress on its agreement to acquire The Queen's Head (Surrey). "That site remains subject to the ongoing asset of community value process and cannot exchange until the relevant statutory notification and moratorium period has expired. The company will provide a further update in due course," Coppa says.
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BSF Enterprise PLC - London-based biotech company - Peers Hardy (UK) Ltd Chair John Story acquires "a significant beneficial interest" in the company under its placing announced April 2, making Story BSF's largest individual shareholder. Comments: "The board believes that Mr Story's experience across retail, branded consumer products and premium accessories is highly relevant to the company's strategy as it develops its position in high-value, next-generation materials, including its recently unveiled T-Rex Leather product. The company looks forward to engaging with Mr Story as a supportive and strategic shareholder."
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By Aidan Lane, Alliance News reporter
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