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Share Price Information for Synairgen (SNG)

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Share Price: 6.49
Bid: 6.00
Ask: 6.98
Change: -0.10 (-1.52%)
Spread: 0.98 (16.333%)
Open: 6.59
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Prev. Close: 6.59
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Small caps round-up: Plantic Technologies, Acal, Anglesey

Thu, 29th Jul 2010 12:51

Shares in Plantic Technologies soared more than 50% after the biodegradeable plastics outfit agreed an 8p per share offer from a company controlled by Gordon Merchant, one of its directors. Acal, which provides technology products and services across Europe and South Africa, said underlying sales for the first quarter increased by around 20% year on year and orders, a measure of current demand, increasing by 29%.Anglesey Mining is up on news that its 41% owned associate company Labrador Iron Mines received approvals to commence construction of its mining facilities from the government of Newfoundland and Labrador.Shares in bakery ingredients maker Real Good Food fell back after it reported good trading at its businesses, though the sugar business was impacted by lower prices.Shares in office space provider Serviced Office climbed after it reported a widening in losses but said that recent changes including opening new buildings and developing a sales team should augur a return to profit.In the half year to June 30, pre-tax losses widened to £272,000 from £207,000 over the same period the previous year, even as revenues jumped to £4.6m from £3.3m.'The changes we have made, coupled with the result to date, indicate a future return to profitability and I have great confidence in continued improvement going forwards,' said chairman Michael Kingshott.Respiratory drug discovery and development company Synairgen posted a pre-tax loss of £2.9m in the year to June 30, more than the £2.8m deficit the previous year as it continued its R&D programme.
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18 Jul 2012 09:39

Synairgen raises 2.5m pounds from placing

Synairgen, a Southampton-based research firm, has placed around 5.56m shares at 45p each, enabling the firm to progress with its primary programme following the successful clinical trial results of an asthma treatment product. The placing has raised £2.5m before expenses. In a related transaction,

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19 Apr 2012 10:22

Synairgen no wheeze as asthma drug trial boosts shares

Southampton based research firm, Synairgen, has rocketed in morning trading after announcing results for a treatment which could protect asthmatics from respiratory virus infections. The drug, called SNG001, stops infections like the common cold spreading to patients' lungs, which is often the caus

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29 Jan 2011 14:04

Takeover targets named

Hold on tight, a wave of patent expiries and generic competition could spark another round of consolidation in the pharma and medical devices sector this year. Billions of dollars have been spent on takeovers or pumped into new issues in recent months as confidence in the recovery grows and cash-ri

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29 Jul 2010 07:56

Synairgen FY Net Loss GBP2.6M Vs Loss GBP2.5M

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Synairgen PLC (SNG.LN), a respiratory drug discovery and development company with a particular focus on viral defense, Thursday reported a full year net loss of GBP2.6 million, compared with a loss of GBP2.5 million the previous year. MAIN FACTS: -Research and development

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17 May 2010 13:02

Small caps: Cove Energy, Synairgen, Wilmington...

PR specialist Freshwater cut the dividend as profits fell to £32,000 from £106,000 in the six months to end February. Revenues fell to £3.66m from £4.51m. "While the economic environment remains challenging, Freshwater is seeing greater stability and growth potential in most of its markets. Alongsi

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6 May 2010 12:49

Small caps round-up: Griffin Mining, Energy XXI

Griffin Mining posted a rise in profits in the year to December 31 despite a slide in revenues following the collapse in metals prices in late 2008. The company, which operates the Caijiaying zinc-gold mine in China, posted a pre-tax profit of $7.2m, up from $7m in 2008, even as revenues fell to $2

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London close: Miners power Footsie gains

Mining stocks were at the vanguard of a strong advance from FTSE 100 as commodity prices were boosted by plans outlined by world leaders over the weekend to continue with stimulus measures. Kazakhmys, Fresnillo, Rio Tinto and Vedanta were some of the best performers in the mining sector. Mining g

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9 Nov 2009 14:23

London afternoon: Cadbury rejects Kraft bid

After all the waiting and speculation, the formal bid for Cadbury from US group Kraft Foods proved a disappointment, but it has not dampened sentiment in a buoyant London market. Kraft formally announced a bid for Cadbury on the same terms as the indicative offer announced at the beginning of Septe

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9 Nov 2009 08:42

Synairgen hails swine flu result

The share price of respiratory disease drug developer Synairgen more than doubled in early trading on Monday after positive developments for its inhaled interferon beta programme. Laboratory experiments confirmed the antiviral potency of IFN-beta against 2009 H1N1, better known as ‘swine flu’. The

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27 May 2009 07:59

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Zimbabwe-focused investment company LonZim said it is well-placed to benefit from any upturn in the southern African country's economy after investing in several sectors in the six months to February 28. The company posted a pre-tax loss of £911,000 as it invested in telecoms, aviation and hotel se

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