The following is a round-up of earnings for London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Bankers Investment Trust PLC- London-based investor focused on ...

According to the Office for National Statistics, UK retail sales volumes decreased 0.3% month-on-month in December, worsening from 0.1% growth in November and falling far short of the FXStreet-cited ...

Gross profit grew 32% to GBP2.4 million, due to higher student numbers and a larger proportion of foreign students paying higher fees. The company said it plans to invest in marketing campaigns and ...

RTW Biotech first invested in Umoja as part of its USD210 million series B round in June 2021 and noted that the proceeds of its most recent raise will be used to advance its in vivo CAR T cell ...

(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Friday.

Everyman noted a "record" 65% rise in membership over the past year, with members totalling 56,000 in 2024 versus 34,000 in 2023. Its market share increased to 5.4% from 4.8%. The company is the UK's ...

(Alliance News) - HydrogenOne Capital Growth PLC on Friday said SmartCap AS has invested GBP5 million in its subsidiary Elcogen PLC. The London-based investor has a stable of renewable energy ...

Character Group expressed optimism about its product portfolio for 2025, which will be showcased at the London Toy Fair next week and the Nuremberg Toy Fair shortly afterward. The company said ...

(Alliance News) - IG Design Group PLC on Friday issued a warning about its full-year profit outlook, citing "challenging retail conditions," particularly in the US, as weighing on its performance.

(Alliance News) - M&C Saatchi PLC on Friday said it was "mindful of ongoing macro volatility" but reported continued positive trading in the second half of last year. Shares in the firm were up 6.5% ...

(Alliance News) - Smiths Group PLC on Friday said it has a "clear focus" on creating shareholder value as it responded to calls for the engineering conglomerate to split up.

(Alliance News) - US activist investor Engine Capital is calling for Smiths Group PLC to follow other conglomerates and explore a break-up, according to the Financial Times. Smiths is a London-based ...