11th Feb 2026 22:37
(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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Unigel Group PLC - Eastbourne, England-based manufacturer and distributor of steel tape and thixotropic gels under the Unitape and Unigel brands - Announces results for 2025. Turnover rises 31% to GBP38.2 million from GBP29.2 million the year before. Pretax profit rises 76% to GBP3.8 million from GBP2.1 million. "During the course of 2025, the group's revenue and profit improved significantly over the previous year as global market recovery in fibre optic cable demand especially in the US, Middle East and Asia-Pacific helped improved demand for the group's products," Chair Azlinda Ariffin commented. Looking ahead, she continued: "The group expects 2026 to be a promising year for fibre optic cable demand as the global market accelerates through its recovery phase-with robust demand coming from AI, 5G and data-centre capital investment."
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Kazera Global PLC - mining investment firm focused on early-stage assets - Updates on operations in Alexander Bay, South Africa. Expects heavy mineral sands production from the Whale Head Minerals project to exceed 4,000 tonnes per month, and says the upgraded trommel screen is currently delivering around 32% titanium dioxide content. At the Deep Blue Minerals diamond project, Kazera expects increased mining throughput expected to generate higher volumes of diamond-bearing gravel for processing. Says overburden removal is complete at the recently awarded high-potential inland diamond block, with mining at the diamond-bearing gravel layer, and expects processing to commence shortly. "Following the seasonal slowdown...operational activity has accelerated as expected, with increased equipment deployment, staffing and production expansion now underway," Chief Executive Officer Dennis Edmonds comments. He adds: "The company is also strengthening its South Africa-based operational team to support the next phase of growth and prepare for the anticipated 2A Mining Right. Together, these developments...position Kazera for continued production growth."
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Eco Buildings Group PLC - London-based designer, manufacturer and builder of modular housing - Announces plans to establish a new subsidiary, Eco Buildings Indonesia LLC, "to address significant market opportunities for modular housing in Indonesia." Enters a binding memorandum of understanding with local partner Messrs Cooper & Accors to support the expansion. Says the development is indicative of its growth strategy. MCA has pledged an initial USD5 million equity subscription for a 49% stake in Eco Indonesia. Eco Buildings expects this to cover the full costs of installing a new Indonesian production line, which it expects to be operational by the end of this year. Says MCA will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of Eco Indonesia, including the manufacturing facilities. "The launch of Eco Indonesia with MCA demonstrates the increasing global demand for our GFRG modular housing solutions and the effectiveness of our international expansion strategy," says Executive Vice Chair Etrur Albani. "Indonesia is a region we have been actively targeting due to its scale and structural housing need."
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GCM Resources PLC - mining company focused on the Phulbari coal and power project in Bangladesh - Raises approximately GBP1.3 million, or around GBP2.1 million after expenses, through a placing of 15.2 million shares at 8.2 pence each. Says it will use the net proceeds to provide the necessary working capital to support its ongoing operations. "These funds will be allocated to corporate overheads, legal and advisory costs, and general administrative expenses associated with managing the company effectively," GCM says. Sole bookrunner Clear Capital Markets Corporate Broking is also issued with 914,640 warrants to subscribe for new ordinary shares at 8.2p each.
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Kefi Gold and Copper PLC - gold and copper explorer and developer in Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia - Subsidiary Tulu Kapi Gold Mines SC signs a USD20 million equity-ranking royalty with Chancery Royalty Ltd. Kefi says this is a key final part of the USD340 million financing package for its Tulu Kapi Gold Project, and has been creatively structured with Chancery Royalty to be an equity-risk ranking royalty and is payable alongside distributions to TKGM shareholders. Says a residual USD30 million of equity-risk capital is also in the process of being fully signed up this month, comprising USD10 million of costs to be incurred during the two-year development programme and settled in Kefi shares, and USD20 million as additional equity-risk ranking TKGM gold royalties issued to two other royalty investors. Says Tulu Kapi field teams and contractors have been mobilised and a 'Ground Breaking Ceremony' organised.
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Imaging Biometrics Ltd - London-based healthcare imaging software company - Says that substantial technical and developmental progress has been made since Flying Brands Ltd's acquisition of Imaging Biometrics LLC in 2018, but this has not resulted in a concomitant commercial and revenue reward for shareholders. "After considerable analysis we believe that this has been the consequence of pursuing too many projects with limited resources," IBAI says. "One further consequence has been that we have invested less in the core legacy products that, in retrospect, we should have." Says work on its patented IB Zero G technology will remain on hold until its resources allow progress without impacting core business priorities. However, the QSMetric platform is now being prepared for distribution to trial sites, the last major release of IB Clinic has seen initial adoption, and the next version of IB Nimble is nearing completion.
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accesso Technology Group PLC - Berkshire, England-based provider of software for the leisure, entertainment and cultural sector - Proposes to return up to GBP14.5 million to shareholders through a tender offer for up to 4.8 million shares at GBP3.00 each. This represents a premium of 8.7% to the closing price of GBP2.76 on Tuesday. accesso says qualifying shareholders who participate have a guaranteed entitlement to tender around 12.7% of their stock, rounded down to the nearest whole number.
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Seeing Machines Ltd - Canberra, Australia-based designer of vehicle operator monitoring systems - Reports production of 578,363 units for the second quarter ended December 31, up 13% from 510,167 for the first quarter and more than doubled from 266,654 the prior year, "demonstrating continued sequential growth". Guardian hardware sales surge on a quarterly basis to 3,764 units from 368 units. Seeing Machines also says cars on the road with its Driver & Occupant Monitoring System technology have increased 67% to 4.8 million units from 2.9 million one year prior. Annual recurring revenue rises 4% on-quarter to USD14.0 million from USD13.5 million. "We are seeing increasing demand for our technology across Automotive as OEprepare for regulatory change, reinforcing the long-term role of driver monitoring within vehicle safety architectures," CEO Paul McGlone says.
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Red Rock Resources PLC - London-based, Africa and Australia-focused miner - Says that a number of possibilities have been reviewed or have resulted in exploratory meetings, regarding the search alongside its Koto Red Rock joint venture partners for appropriate copper-cobalt and gold licences. Has started a due diligence assessment of a potential copper-cobalt mining project in the Kambove region of Katanga. Says a judgement is pending in Democratic Republic of the Congo court proceedings between it and VUP, but "is confident that its position will be upheld." Also, in the past fortnight it has applied for renewal of two licences in Victoria, made partial surrenders in relation to one and surrendered a third, separate licence. Expects a professional assessment of its licences and of alternative options, and has started talks with potential regional partners. Adds that it has progressed renewal discussions on its gold assets in Kenya at the same time.
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abrdn European Logistics Income PLC - property investor - Largest shareholder DL Invest Group SA issues a statement regarding its requisitioned general meeting scheduled for Friday next week. Says it remains open to constructive dialogue with the ASLI board, shareholders, and other stakeholders. Tells ASLI shareholders to approve a halt to the planned wind-down at the GM. Claims that in ASLI's announcement convening the GM, it presented "what the board considered to be the key risks of terminating the wind-down" but that "these risks were not clearly defined...nor were they supported by evidence, and the company avoided reminding shareholders of the real inherent risks involved with continuing the wind-down strategy, including the potential for value destruction and stranded assets." Also claims that its proposed mitigations for short-term shareholders were not given "equal clarity or prominence". "If our proposals are endorsed by shareholders, we will seek to work closely with the board and the company's legal advisers to design a buy-out mechanism to be implemented by the company," DL Invest says. DL, which holds a roughly 18% stake in ASLI, says that this would insulate short-term shareholders "from execution, market, and strategic risks associated with the proposed changes".
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By Emma Curzon, Alliance News reporter
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