Hardide Share News (HDD)

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Hardide reports first half loss

Hardide, which provides advanced surface coating technology, reported a first half loss as turnover fell. The company posted an interim loss of £0.1m in the six months ended March 31st, compared to a profit of £0.2m in 2012. Turnover dropped by 18% to £1.26m from £1.54m, as a result of a major inv

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-UK small caps edge up, underperform blue-chips

The FTSE Small Caps Index rises 0.1 percent in early morning trading, underperforming a 0.5 percent gain on both the blue-chip FTSE 100 index and on the FTSE 250 mid-cap index. FTSE Aim All Share Index is flat. Share Plc, the holding company which operates UK stockbroker The Share Ce

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-UK small caps add 0.1 pct at midday

The FTSE Small Cap index is up 0.1 percent in midsession trade, in line with a similar 0.1 percent gain on the FTSE 250 mid-cap index but slightly underperforming a 0.2 percent rise on the blue-chip FTSE 100. Advanced Oncotherapy rallies 43.2 percent after its deal announced to acquire a CE

Hardide appoints a Business Development Manager

Hardide Coatings, a surface engineering technology company, has reported a rise in its turnover in the oil and gas sector by 40 per cent in the past 12 months. In order to further develop sales in the sector, the company has appointed Martin Wainwright as the dedicated Business Development Manager

Hardide to smash expectations

Surface engineering specialist Hardide said since its update in March, momentum has continued and it now expects revenue for the year to exceed previous expectations. The group, which provides metal coatings used for valves, pumps, oil and gas, aerospace and pharmaceutical industries, said much o

Small caps round-up: Byotrol, sareum, KDD ...

Byotrol, an anti-microbial hygiene company, has continued to make progress and has maintained the momentum seen in the second half of last year into the current financial year. The balance sheet continues to remain strong and is well positioned to its objective of positive cash generation at the ear

Small cap round-up: Intandem Films, 1pm, Hardide, Asterand

International film group Intandem Films has become one of only 10 companies in the world to secure financing via the California Film Commission (CFC) Tax Credit Lottery. The lottery is the name given to the annual selection of films and TV shows eligible to receive a tranche of the $100m allotted

Small caps round-up: Angel Biotech, Energetix, Hardide...

Angel Biotechnology, a biopharmaceutical contract manufacturer, has announced that it is about to enter what the directors believe is an 'unprecedented period of growth', rendering a staffing restructure necessary. This has begun with the appointment of Dr Stewart White, who the firm says has alread

Hardide slashes loss

Metal surface coatings technology developer Hardide has reduced its full year loss through a combination of higher revenues and lower costs. Revenues improved from £1.21m to £1.74m in the year to September 2010, while the reported loss declined from £1.82m to £507,000. Overheads were reduced by 30

London close: Strong start to final quarter

The last quarter of 2010 started well for London's leading share index, with buoyancy in the oil sector helping to offset continuing economic worries at home and abroad. Manufacturing data was subdued. Footsie gave up some of its early gains after figures from the US showed Manufacturing grew at th

London afternoon: Footsie back above 5600

The afternoon session has seen the Footsie advance confidently, almost regaining its high for the day which was hit shortly after 10:00am. A solid start by Wall Street on the back of better than expected spending data has helped sentiment this side of the pond. Oil giant BP is higher amid speculat

Small caps round-up: Mears, BowLeven, Telecom Plus...

Social housing repairs and maintenance group, Mears, has paid £2.7m for Jackson Lloyd (JL), which mends houses in the North West. JL has an order book in excess of £80m and Mears expects the purchase to be earnings enhancing by the end of next year. Oil explorer Bowleven has agreed a revised optio