12th Nov 2026 10:44
(Alliance News) - The following are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-cap and AIM stocks on Thursday.
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MAIN MARKET SMALL-CAP WINNERS
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Vox Valor Capital Ltd, up 11% at 0.17 pence
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Atlas Metals Group PLC, up 11% at 2.50p
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Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals PLC, up 11% at 685.50p
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capAI PLC, up 8.8% at 0.34p
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London BTC Co Ltd, up 8.3% at 1.30p
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MAIN MARKET SMALL-CAP LOSERS
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Videndum PLC, down 15% at 184.00p, says trading in August, September and October weaker than anticipated
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Nanoco Group PLC, down 6.5% at 2.15p
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Sealand Capital Galaxy Ltd, down 6.3% at 0.37p
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Total Graphite PLC, down 6.1% at 0.775p
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Berkeley Energia Ltd, down 5.7% at 41.50p
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AIM WINNERS
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PACSCo Ltd, up 13% at 0.42 pence
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Oxford BioDynamics PLC, up 10% at 0.11p
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PCI-PAL PLC, up 10% at 77.00p, says new business sales ahead of expectations
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Empyrean Energy PLC, up 8.6% at 0.036p
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Prospex Energy PLC, up 8.3% at 4.55p
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AIM LOSERS
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Caspian Sunrise PLC, down 37% at 1.20p, shares resume trading as releases delayed 2025 accounts showing loss from continuing operations
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TruFin PLC, down 31% at 82.00p, shares trade ex-dividend
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Bradda Head Holdings Ltd, down 17% at 1.00p
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Ingenta PLC, down 16% at 56.00p, says two contracts with largest customer worth GBP2 million will not be renewed in financial 2027
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Forgent PLC, down 13% at 0.0075p
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Small-cap and AIM movers in focus:
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PCI-PAL PLC, up 10% at 77.00 pence, 12-month range 43.00p-78.00p. The cloud-based secure payments provider says new business sales in the first four months of financial 2027 are ahead of management expectations, as strong commercial momentum from the previous financial year continues. The company says growth is being driven by expanding relationships with existing partners, onboarding new partners, and increasing its enterprise customer base, while customer retention remains high. PCI-PAL also reiterates its guidance for financial 2026, expecting revenue of at least GBP24.6 million and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of at least GBP1.1 million. Exit annual recurring revenue at June 30 is expected to reach GBP24.8 million, up 29% year-on-year, or 31% at constant currency, while contracted annual recurring revenue is expected to rise 25% to GBP27.9 million, or 27% at constant currency. The company expects to publish its delayed full-year results in the week beginning November 23, when it will provide further details on current trading.
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Caspian Sunrise PLC, down 37% at 1.20 pence, 12-month range 1.25p-3.15p. The Kazakhstan-focused oil and gas company reports a pretax loss from continuing operations of USD11.9 million in 2025, swinging from a USD5.3 million profit in 2024, as revenue falls to USD12.9 million from USD31.5 million. Profit after tax declines to USD13.2 million from USD16.8 million, despite profit from discontinued operations rising to USD23.7 million from USD9.3 million, including a USD19.4 million gain on the disposal of the MJF and South Yelemes structures. Shares resume trading on AIM following publication of the annual results. Caspian says it will release results for the first half of 2026 later on Thursday.
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Ingenta PLC, down 16% at 56.00 pence, 12-month range 56.00p-132.50p. The publishing and media software provider announces a strategic shift towards artificial intelligence, as well as management changes, as it warns that two contracts with its largest customer, representing around GBP2 million in annual revenue, will not be renewed in 2027. The company says the contracts will expire at the end of 2026, although it expects cost savings and its AI-led restructuring to largely offset the financial impact next year. Ingenta says adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation for 2026 remains in line with market expectations, with revenue also expected to be broadly in line with forecasts. It reports a debt-free balance sheet and cash of GBP4.6 million at June 30, with more than 90% of remaining revenue recurring. As part of the strategic overhaul, Dan Brown, chair of FirstAida Ltd, in which Ingenta holds a 24.9% stake, is appointed deputy chair with immediate effect, while Greg Healey joins as interim chief operating officer. Ingenta plans to accelerate the adoption of AI across its products and operations to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and develop new commercial opportunities.
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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News senior economics reporter
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