12th Feb 2026 12:14
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Henry Boot PLC - Sheffield, England-based construction and property development business - Its Hallam Land planning arm wins an appeal to secure permission for a project of 1,000 homes in Ashford, Kent. The project will also see the development of "a local centre, a primary school, flexible office space and a community hall". "In 2006, Hallam Land entered into an initial planning promotion agreement with the landowners. A planning application was submitted in 2018, with the site receiving an allocation for housing in the Ashford local plan in 2019. Ashford Borough Council failed to make a decision on the application, which led Hallam Land to appeal in January 2025 based on non-determination. The appeal was successful, resulting in full approval in December 2025," Henry Boot says.
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Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group PLC - AI-focused data and marketing services - The firm launches Vox, an AI-powered voice agent designed to handle inbound and outbound customer calls, and secures a new contract with Property Buying Co to deploy two Vox licences for outbound sales activity. Pri0r1ty says Vox is an AI voice agent "designed to handle both inbound and outbound customer interactions". "Vox is expected to generate approximately 10,000 outbound sales calls within the first month of operation, demonstrating the product's ability to operate at scale while maintaining conversational quality," the company adds.
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TPXimpact Holdings PLC - London-based technology-enabled services company - It wins a GBP39 million, four-year contract with the UK's Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs. CEO Bjorn Conway says: "This award with Defra is of significant strategic importance and places TPXimpact at the heart of the UK's environmental and rural digital agenda. It reflects the department's trust in our ability to deliver at scale on complex, nationally critical programmes. Our work will not only improve service delivery for farmers and citizens but will also play a tangible role in achieving national sustainability goals."
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Ixico PLC - London-based medical research company, focused on analysing trial data using neuroscience imaging and biomarkers - Ixico says a contract "with one of the world's leading international pharmaceutical companies" has been extended. It follows the "continued progress of a phase 2 clinical trial in Huntington's Disease", Ixico explains. The extension is worth roughly GBP1.5 million over the next three years. "This contract extension is an example of how Ixico's compelling IXI technology platform and neurological disease expertise consistently deliver gold standard outcomes for biopharma customers as they advance drug development in such a devastating neurological disease," Chief Executive Officer Bram Goorden says.
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Physiomics PLC - Oxfordshire, England-based mathematical modelling for the development of new therapeutics and personalised medicines - The firm wins a deal with a South Korea-based biopharmaceutical firm. The customer is focused on the development of next-generation antibody drug conjugate to treat cancer. Physiomics will provide modelling services to "support dosing decisions for one of the client's clinical stage assets". The project is worth GBP66,600 and kicks off immediately, with completion expected within the next two months.
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Inspiration Healthcare Group PLC - Croydon, London-based medical technology company specialising in neonatal intensive care devices - The firm expects double-digit revenue growth and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation in line with consensus. Revenue for the year to January 31 of GBP47.5 million is expected, a rise of 24% from GBP38.3 million. For the second half alone, a rise of 10% is expected to GBP23.5 million. It notes annual revenue consensus stands at GBP44.1 million. The adjusted Ebitda consensus is GBP2.8 million, which would represent a lofty rise from GBP210,000 in financial 2025. "FY26 represents a year of good progress for Inspiration Healthcare," Chief Executive Officer Raffi Stepanian says.
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Ondo InsurTech PLC - London-based claim prevention technology company - Ondo and vipHomeLink Holdings Inc with their first deal with an insurance customer as part of their partnership. Co-operative Insurance Cos is the customer, and it will launch Ondo's LeakBot water loss prevention programme to homeowners across Vermont and New Hampshire. "Through our close partnership with vipHomeLink, all co-branded marketing materials are being developed, and systems integration is progressing in preparation for an April launch," Ondo adds.
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First Tin PLC - tin mine developer targeting Germany and Australia - Drilling, testwork and a probe of historical data indicates the presence of silver and copper mineralisation at the Taronga tin asset in Australia. "The recent drilling and testwork results show the presence of silver and copper mineralisation associated with the Taronga tin system, as well as discrete zones of high-grade silver mineralisation. While Taronga remains a tin-focused development project, given the recent increases in the prices of silver and copper, First Tin intends to undertake further technical and economic work to assess the upside potential of these metals to the overall project," CEO Bill Scotting says.
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Oriole Resources PLC - west and central Africa-focused gold explorer - Oriole says drilling from holes MBDD031 to MBDD033 at the Mbe project in Cameroon "have returned further gold intersections". The holes form part of the MB01-N target, where drilling is now 90% complete, with two holes remaining. "The programme is expected to complete by early Q2-2026, after which the company's consultant will prepare a maiden JORC resource for the MB01-N target to add to the existing 870,000oz JORC resource at the nearby MB01-S deposit, where a fully funded step-out drilling programme will commence in Q2-2026," Oriole adds.
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Trifast PLC - East Sussex, England-based maker of industrial fastenings - Trifast, in a trading statement for the third quarter to December 31, says that it has seen a "backdrop of continued challenging trading conditions". It expects to deliver financial 2026 results in line with consensus, which it puts at GBP214.0 million revenue and GBP11.6 million for underlying pretax profit. In 2025, revenue amounted to GBP227.4 million and underlying pretax profit totalled GBP11.0 million.
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Sancus Lending Group Ltd - London-based alternative financial services provider - Sancus strikes a deal with Pollen Street Capital to up the size and lengthen the maturity of an existing credit facility, "following a strong year of lending growth across its UK and Ireland businesses". The facility has been increased to GBP300 million from GBP200 million and it will now mature no earlier than February 11, 2031, offering "at least five years of committed funding".
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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