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(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Monday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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Cadence Minerals PLC, up 42% at 24.65 pence, 12-month range 11.1p-32.49p. Receives confirmation from its secured bank creditors that they have obtained approval from their credit committees for the proposed terms of a settlement agreement, paving the way for Cadence to vest an initial 20% in the Amapa iron ore project in Brazil. A joint venture between Cadence and Indo Sino Trade Pte Ltd will own 99.9% of DEV Mineracao SA, the owner of the Amapa project. "Today's announcement is a landmark for Amapa, both in terms of certainty for DEV employees, the wider Amapa community and for Cadence shareholders," says Chair Andrew Suckling.
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Reneuron Group PLC, up 31% at 123.80p, 12-month 70p-153.78p. The biotechnology company reports positive data that provides "clear pre-clinical proof-of-concept" that its novel exosome drug delivery technology can effectively deliver therapeutic proteins to the specific region of the brain affected by several neurological diseases. "These results are a key milestone for our exosome delivery technology, establishing clear proof of concept in vivo, which more accurately imitates conditions for the targeted delivery of key neurological therapeutics into the human brain," says Chief Executive Olav Hellebo.
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Feedback PLC, up 16% at 0.8432p, 12-month range 0.6p-1.57p. The medical imaging software company signs memorandum of understanding with Quest Teleradiology Solutions - a teleradiology organisation with customers across India, the UK and throughout Africa - to develop strategic opportunities for Bleepa, its clinical communications platform, in the "large and growing" Indian healthcare market, the UK and internationally.
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Oracle Power PLC, up 15% at 0.385p, 12-month 0.3p-0.75p. The natural resources project developer signs non-exclusive co-operation agreement with PowerChina International Group Ltd to jointly develop a green hydrogen production facility in Pakistan. It is targeting 400 megawatt capacity hydrogen plant, with planned output of around 150,000 kilograms per day.
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AIM - LOSERS
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ASOS PLC, down 11% at 2,474p, 12-month range 2,300p-5,994.95p. The online fashion retailer posts jump in annual profit, but warns on year ahead and announces departure of chief executive. Adjusted pretax profit for the 2022 financial year expected between around GBP110 million to GBP140 million. This is well below the GBP193.6 million registered for the financial year just ended. ASOS shakes up board to "underpin delivery of the next phase of its global growth strategy". CEO Nick Beighton is stepping down after 12 years with ASOS, including six as CEO, and a search is underway for his replacement.
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By Lucy Heming;Â lucyheming@alliancenews.com
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