30th Sep 2026 11:54
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Adalan Ventures PLC - Russia-focused fintech company, formerly known as Zaim Credit Systems PLC - Reports its pretax loss widens to GBP1.0 million in the first half of 2026 from GBP127,702 a year earlier. Staff costs rise to GBP654,419 from GBP90,825, while operating expenses increase to GBP129,881 from GBP36,877. The company also records GBP240,433 in share-based payments, compared with none a year earlier. Adalan reports cash and cash equivalents of GBP1,927 at June 30, down from GBP29,310 at the end of 2025. Total liabilities fall to GBP324,517 from GBP1.5 million, while net liabilities narrow to GBP322,590 from GBP1.4 million.
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Black Sea Property PLC - property developer in Bulgaria - Reports its pretax loss widens to EUR1.7 million in the first half of 2026 from EUR1.1 million a year earlier, despite revenue rising to EUR1.6 million from EUR668,278. Interest payable and similar charges increase to EUR1.8 million from EUR1.2 million, while property operating expenses rise to EUR1.3 million from EUR1.2 million. The property investment company reports net asset value of EUR51.2 million, or 2.04 euro cents per share, at June 30, down from EUR52.9 million, or 2.11 cents per share, at the end of 2025. Black Sea Property says bookings at its Camping South Beach operation grow by more than 10% compared with 2025, while it continues to progress its Nobu Sofia and Nobu Varna projects.
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Eurasia Mining PLC - London-based palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium and gold miner - Pretax profit falls to GBP763,787 in the first half of 2026 from GBP6.4 million a year earlier. Revenue totals GBP2.3 million, compared with none a year earlier, generating gross profit of GBP1.1 million. The company says its majority interest in the West Kytlim mine is approved for sale by shareholders in January, allowing it to focus on its Kola Arctic assets, which comprise around 99.7% of the group's total reserves and resources. Eurasia says it continues to advance the Monchetundra and NKT assets, while keeping its options open as the geopolitical backdrop evolves.
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Livermore Investments Group Ltd - investment company focused on fixed income instruments - Reports a net loss of USD5.1 million in the first half of 2026, equivalent to a loss per share of USD0.03. Net asset value falls 3.6% to USD134.6 million at June 30 from USD139.6 million at the end of 2025, while NAV per share declines to USD0.81 from USD0.84. The company says the decline primarily reflects a USD3.0 million reduction in its investment portfolio and USD2.1 million of operating expenses. Its collateralised loan obligation portfolio generates USD5.2 million in cash distributions but records a negative total return of USD4.9 million. Livermore holds USD36.4 million in cash and marketable securities at the period end and says it enters the current period with strong liquidity and a more diversified portfolio.
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Impax Environmental Markets PLC - London-based investor of companies mitigating environmental risks - Reports a net asset value total return of 26.1% in the first half of 2026, compared with a negative 3.0% return a year earlier and outperforming its benchmark return of 12.7%. NAV per share rises to 534.0 pence at June 30 from 427.1p at the end of December. The trust recommends an interim dividend of 2.0p per share, up from 1.9p a year earlier. It says its portfolio remains balanced, while noting that its board remains independent of Saba Capital Management, its largest shareholder.
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Selkirk Group PLC - London-based acquisition vehicle focused on consumer, technology and digital media sectors in the UK - Reports its pretax loss widens to GBP459,843 in the first half of 2026 from GBP144,649 a year earlier, as total administrative expenses rise to GBP571,232 from GBP245,573. Basic and diluted loss per share widens to 0.11 pence from 0.03p. The company says it continues to evaluate acquisition targets for a reverse takeover, with discussions ongoing with multiple potential candidates across the consumer, e-commerce, technology and digital media sectors. Selkirk holds GBP6.7 million in cash at June 30, down from GBP7.0 million a year earlier, and says its strong balance sheet gives it flexibility to act on the right opportunity.
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Rome Resources PLC - mineral explorer with tin project in Democratic Republic of the Congo - Reports its pretax loss widens to GBP577,000 in the first half of 2026 from GBP560,000 a year earlier, while administrative costs rise to GBP580,000 from GBP578,000. The company reports no revenue, unchanged from a year earlier. Rome says drilling at its Kalayi tin project in the Democratic Republic of Congo results in a 45% increase in its inferred mineral resource estimate, with grades rising to 1.47% tin. The company says its focus is now on advancing the next phase of drilling at Kalayi and progressing its small-scale mining programme towards a full mining licence, while continuing discussions with potential strategic partners over the development of Bisie North.
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Buccaneer Energy PLC - Texas-focused exploration company, previously known as Nostra Terra Oil & Gas - Pretax loss narrows to USD655,000 in the first half of 2026 from USD945,000 a year earlier, as revenue rises 15% to USD1.0 million from USD889,000. The firm swings to a gross profit of USD108,000 from a USD373,000 loss, as production expenses fall 35% to USD674,000 from USD1.0 million. Net oil production totals 11,587 barrels during the half, including production from the Carlisle-1 well, which Buccaneer says continues to perform ahead of expectations. The company says it is now focused on developing a European onshore gas portfolio alongside its US production base, targeting an initial portfolio of up to three projects with combined P50 potential of around 250 billion cubic feet.
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Kendrick Resources PLC - London-based, Scandinavia-focused mineral exploration and development company - Reports its pretax loss widens to GBP1.7 million in the first half of 2026 from GBP128,271 a year earlier, as operating expenses swell to GBP1.7 million from GBP127,762. Total income rises to GBP4,496 from GBP1,144. The company says the period marks a "considerable" transformation, with a clear focus now established in Southern Africa. Its Bonya rare earth project in Namibia becomes its flagship asset, where a substantial drilling programme is underway and work is progressing towards a maiden mineral resource estimate targeted by the end of November. Kendrick says it is encouraged by the project's potential, while it continues to refine drill targets at its Blue Fox copper project in Zambia.
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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News senior economics reporter
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