30th Jun 2026 12:31
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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CloudCoCo Group PLC - Sheffield-based e-commerce and IT procurement group - Pretax loss in six months to March 31 narrows to GBP193,000 from GBP319,000 a year prior, with revenue up 30% to GBP4.4 million from GBP3.4 million. "The results in H1 FY2026 demonstrate that CloudCoCo's simplified, debt-free model is beginning to deliver," Non-Executive Chair Simon Duckworth says. "With a strong market backdrop and a scalable platform, the board remains confident in CloudCoCo's ability to progress towards sustainable profitability and long-term shareholder value. My personal participation in the April fundraise reflects that confidence."
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RUA Life Sciences PLC - holding company of multiple medical device businesses - Pretax loss in six months to March 31 narrows to GBP183,000 from GBP641,000 a year prior, with revenue improving slightly to GBP2.7 million from GBP2.6 million. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation amounted to GBP76,000, swinging from a loss of GBP227,000. "Over the past two years, management has successfully transformed the business from a heavily loss-making, R&D-stage product company into a customer-focused, profitable contract manufacturer. Additionally, two transformative deals have been concluded that will provide value enhancement potential beyond the growth of the contract manufacture activities," Chair Geoff Berg says.
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Blue Star Capital PLC - investor focused on blockchain, e-sports, and payments - Pretax loss in six months to March 31 widens to GBP576,576 from GBP107,630 a year prior. Blue Star says its main investee, SatoshiPay Ltd, has continued to progress its decentralised exchange platform Vortex. "During the period, Vortex proved it could handle significant volumes, increased its global reach and strengthened the integrity and reliability of its platform," Blue Star adds.
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ECR Minerals PLC - Australia-focused gold exploration and development company - ECR says the first half of its financial year "fundamentally reshaped" the firm. "During the six months to 31 March 2026, the board took the strategic decision to fundamentally change the direction of ECR and broaden our ambitions beyond those of a traditional exploration company and accelerate our transition towards becoming a diversified Australian gold producer. Pursuant to this, we identified the opportunity to acquire a high-grade underground asset with genuine scale and transformational potential. The acquisition of Paleogold Ltd and, with it, our interest in the Maddens Flat Group of Mines is the direct result of that decision. This is not an incremental step. It is a pivot to a different class of asset entirely and sets a new course for what ECR can become," ECR says. ECR's pretax loss in the six months to March 31 widens to GBP548,683 from GBP400,729. ECR posts no revenue in the period, nor in the year prior. Looking ahead, it says: "ECR expects to bring Blue Mountain and Salt Bush into production. Both projects are at the licensing and permitting stage and both are backed with extensive analysis supporting the mining opportunity."
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Reabold Resources PLC - London-based investor in the oil and gas sector - Reabold's pretax loss in 2025 widens to GBP7.9 million, from GBP3.4 million in 2024. It posts no revenue in either year, and its bottom line worsens amid a GBP4.0 million impairment. Separately, it notes an announcement from Beacon Energy PLC that a "leading Italian energy distribution company" has subscribed for new shares in LNEnergy Italy for EUR1.4 million. The Italian firm now holds roughly 10% of LNEnergy Italy, with the remaining 90% held by LNEnergy Ltd. "Simultaneously, LNEnergy Italy has increased its working interest in the Colle Santo project from 90% to 100%, fully consolidating the project's ownership, through an agreement with the existing partner to withdraw from the licence," Beacon says. The upstream oil and company with operations ranging from Europe, Africa to east Asia has a stake in Colle Santo project through LNE IOM Ltd, which it owns a 49% chunk off. LNE IOM itself owns 48% of LNEnergy, which is equal to a 43% indirect economic interest in Colle Santo. Beacon and Reabold in October struck a deal which see the former's stake in LNE IOM rise to 100% if certain conditions are met, including the award of a production concession. Beacon also releases 2025 results. Pretax loss in 2025 narrows to USD1.0 million from USD2.6 million in 2024. No revenue is recorded in either year.
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EnergyPathways PLC - Worthing, UK-based energy transition company - Pretax loss in 2025 widens to GBP1.7 million from GBP1.2 million in 2024. It reports no revenue in either year. "EnergyPathways has achieved much over the past 12 months, but there is still important work ahead. The direction of travel, however, is firmly with us," Chief Executive Officer Ben Clube says.
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Harvest Minerals Ltd - Perth-based producer of fertiliser operates primarily in Brazil's Minas Gerais region - Pretax loss in 2025 widens to AUD5.8 million, GBP3.0 million, from AUD3.7 million. Revenue from fertiliser sales declines 34% to AUD1.8 million from AUD2.6 million. "During the year the company announced the results of a limited work programme relating to the potential for rare earth elements at Arapua. The company considers the REE potential to be an exciting opportunity and intends to pursue this path further," Harvest says.
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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