(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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Cyanconnode Holdings PLC, up 29% at 19.00 pence, 12-month range 11.00p-29.85p. The narrowband radio frequency smart mesh networks firm says Indian subsidiary has received its largest-ever order. CyanConnode India Pvt Ltd has received an order from Genus Power Infrastructures Ltd for one million Omnimesh modules, together with advanced metering infrastructure, standards-based hardware, Omnimesh head-end software, perpetual license and a support and maintenance contract. The support and maintenance contract runs for eight years, starting upon completion of the installation phase.
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Rosslyn Data Technologies PLC, up 12% at 2.36p, 12-month range 1.50p-5.98p. The data management and analytics service provider wins first enterprise customer through partnership with indirect procurement service provider Chain IQ Group AG. Says initial contract is "of relatively small monetary value" but expects further contracts to come from partnership. Chief Executive Paul Watts says deal highlights value of partnership with Chain IQ.
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Open Orphan PLC, up 5.9% at 11.91p, 12-month range 10.00p-27.75p. The pharmaceutical services firm says subsidiary hVIVO Ltd has won a GBP10.4 million contract. Open Orphan says the contract has been signed with an "existing top five global pharmaceutical client". This is the third human challenge contract signed with the client, it adds.
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AIM - LOSERS
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Artemis Resources Ltd, down 11% at 2.05p, 12-month range 1.44p-5.00p. The miner says no significant nickel or copper results are found in laboratory analyses of samples from the first drill hole at the Osborne nickel prospect. Further, in a separate statement regarding its Greater Carlow project, holes ARC395 and ARC396 "did not return any significant mineralisation, in line with the offset of the lodes already discovered by holes ARC403 and ARC404," the Perth-based miner with gold, copper and cobalt projects in Australia adds.
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By Arvind Bhunjun; arvindbhunjun@alliancenews.com
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