4th Jul 2025 17:53
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Friday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Equipmake Holdings PLC - Norfolk, England-based maker of electric motors, inverters and zero-emission electric drivetrains and power electronic systems - Receives purchase order worth GBP550,000 from Seahorse Amphibious Vehicles Ltd. "Under the terms of the purchase order Equipmake will supply electric drive systems, comprising electric motors, inverters and auxiliary systems and components, to Seahorse for ten of their new fully electric vehicles, for delivery between October 2025 and the end of 2026. The purchase order builds on Equipmake's existing relationship with Seahorse, which commenced in early 2024," Equipmake adds.
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One Health Group PLC - Yorkshire, England-based independent provider of elective surgical care - Planning application for its first Surgical Hub in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, has been awarded. Construction will commence soon, and an opening "in late summer 2026" is eyed. "The surgical hub is expected to deliver significant additional surgical operating capacity in regions with limited provision of NHS services. The surgical hub model is characteristic of delivering efficient, high-volume surgeries and is designed to maximise both patient outcomes and financial returns," One Health adds.
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Camellia PLC - Kent, England-based agriculture and engineering services firm - Notes 74%-owned Goodricke Group agrees to the sale of Leesh River Estate. "This sale is in line with Camellia's value enhancement plan's goals of improving operational results and reducing risk," Camellia adds.
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Mila Resources PLC - post-discovery gold exploration with assets in Australia - Says results from the remaining six drillholes from the first phase of the exploration programme at the Yarrol project "reinforce the continuity and potential" of the mineralised system. "The company is now advancing updated structural modelling and planning diamond drilling programme to further define controls on mineralisation and quickly drive Yarrol toward its maiden mineral resource. Following recent fundraise, the company is now financed to complete the work of advancing the structural model and planning the drilling campaign," Mila adds.
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GreenRoc Strategic Materials PLC - Greenland-focused critical mineral project developer - Strikes agreement with HK Transport, local contractor in Qaqortoq, South Greenland, to collect bulk sample of graphite ore from Amitsoq. "The bulk sample will serve two main purposes: first, to obtain important information about rock mechanics and other ore characteristics to further develop the ore processing flow scheme; and second, to provide ore which can be processed into graphite concentrate for use in the company's planned graphite anode materials pilot plant," GreenRoc says. In addition, it notes the 35-day pre-consulation period ended on June 27. The period is part of the application for an exploitation licence. It adds: "A total of nine hearing replies have been received and translated to be available in both Greenlandic and Danish. The company will now proceed to write up a White Book to present to the Greenland government."
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Oracle Power PLC - Western Australia and Pakistan-focused minerals and power projects - Says sampling programme highlights "strong anomalies across the project strike" at Blue Rock Valley copper and silver asset in Western Australia. "It is great to get final results from the maiden geochemical sampling programme at Blue Rocks with anomalies relating well to known mineralisation, with new zones identified to the northwest and southeast of the main working area," CEO Naheed Memon says.
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EPE Special Opportunities Ltd - invests in small and medium sized companies - Buys majority stake in Prism Holdco 2025 Ltd. The new investee owns the LSA International brand which designs, develops and distributes glassware, tableware and interior accessories. EPE makes the investment through ESO Investments 1 Ltd. EPE is the sole investor in ESO 1. ESO 1 is investing up to GBP2.1 million.
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Roadside Real Estate PLC - investor in roadside property - Acquires former J Sainsbury PLC petrol filling station at the Coventry site. The unit has been acquired from Roadside Retail Ltd, the Meadow joint-venture, for GBP1.3 million. "In conjunction with this acquisition, it has been agreed that the business of the Meadow JV will exclude the owning and operating of PFS businesses and related convenience retail services, and the Meadow JV will no longer have a right of first refusal over such assets. This affords the company more freedom to pursue opportunities in the roadside space, particularly around energy transition, convenience retail and evolving consumer demands," Roadside Real adds. Roadside has previously reported it plans to up its stake in the JV to 10%.
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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