ARTA.L Share News (ARTA)

Artilium Reduces Loss As Contract Revenue Increases

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-UK small caps underperform blue-chips

Britain's small cap equity indexes underperform bigger gains on the blue-chip equity index. The FTSE Small Caps Index edges up by 0.1 percent while the junior-listed FTSE AIM All Share Index slips 0.1 percent lower, with both underperforming a 0.4 percent rise on the blue-chip FTSE 100 inde

Artilium Appoints Ricardo Ritfeld As Finance Director

New CEO at Halfords celebrates appointment with share purchase

Matt Davies, the brand new Chief Executive Officer at Halfords Group, the FTSE-250 car and bike parts retailer, purchased 164,056 on his first day on the job. Davies, who bought the shares for 302.22p each for a total of £495,810, has replaced former CEO David Wild, who abruptly exited the company

Artilium: Lanstead Capital Downs Stake To 5.9M Shares Or 6.6%

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Artilium PLC (ARTA.LN) said Wednesday that Lanstead Capital has reduced its holding in the company to 5.9 million voting rights or 6.55%. -Shares at 0927 GMT down 0.3 pence, or 2.2%, at 11.0 pence. -By Iain Packham, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9269; iain.packham@dowj

Artilium Trading In Line With Management Expectations

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Artilium (ARTA.LN), a developer and seller of advanced software to telecoms companies and service providers, said Wednesday it continues to have a solid financial base and trading, for the 12 month period to June 30 was in line with management expectations. MAIN FACTS: -I

Artilium Signs 2 Pacts Worth EUR1M With Existing Customers

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Artilium PLC (ARTA.LN), a developer of advanced software for telecoms networks, Tuesday announces that it has signed new contracts worth EUR1 million to provide solutions to two of its existing customers, which will be delivered over the next few months. MAIN FACTS: -The

Small Caps round-up: Digital Barriers, Northbridge Industrial, Nanoco..........

AIM shell company Digital Barriers has made its first acquisition since joining AIM three weeks ago. The shell will pay up to £2.5m for Security Applications Ltd, which supplies thermal imaging equipment for perimeter surveillance. This is the first step in Digital Barriers' strategy to provide pr