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UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Pharmaceuticals Hit By Scrutiny Of Tax Inversion

Zamano Sees "Material Increase" In Half-Year Revenue

Zamano Pretax Profit Declines As Regulatory Changes Hit Revenue

LONDON (Alliance News) - Zamano PLC Thursday saw pretax profit decline in 2013 as revenue dropped, hit by regulatory changes in the US and Ireland. Zamano provides mobile marketing and content monetisation. The company posted a pretax profit of EUR1.9 million, down from EUR3.6 million

Zamano Appoints Ross Conlon As Chief Executive Officer

LONDON (Alliance News) - Internet and mobile technology company Zamano PLC Monday said that it has appointed Ross Conlon as the new Chief Executive Officer, with immediate effect. Conlon will be replacing Pat Landy, who filled the role of acting chief executive officer in 2012 and CEO in 20

Zamano revenues decline on US challenges

Mobile commerce company Zamano reported a 4.7 per cent drop in half year revenues, which were largely due to problems in the US, it said Thursday. Pre-tax profits saw modest growth, from €0.95m to €0.98, helped by lower total administration expenses and sales costs. Revenues declined from €9.46m t

Zamano Share Price Drops As US And Irish Sales Decline

Shanta Gold director builds stake after strong results

Shanta Gold, an AIM-listed miner, announced Thursday that Luke Leslie, a Non-Executive Director of the company, bought 193,891 shares. Leslie, who joined the board in August last year, bought the shares at 13p each for a total of £25,206. On Monday the East Africa focused gold producing company

Sector movers: Vodafone M&A talks boost telecoms stocks

M&A rumours surrounding phone-network giant Vodafone lifted the mobile telecommunications sector to the top of the pile on Tuesday. Vodafone, which has been the source of much speculation over recent weeks, saw its share price surge 5.6% to 197.05p in afternoon trade after the Financial Times said

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 caps round-up: Andrews Sykes, Northbridge, Sceptre...

Air conditioning unit hirer Andrews Sykes lifted profits to £7.11m, from £6.5m, in the half year to June, despite sales weakening a little to £27.6m. Overall, the board is cautiously anticipating a reasonable performance for the rest of 2010, it added. India-focused investment group EIH increased n

Zamano Expects 1H Revenue To Be EUR8.8M, EBITDA To Be EUR1M

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Zamano PLC (ZMNO.LN), a provider of interactive applications and services to mobile devices, said Thursday revenue for the six months ended on June 30 is expected to be EUR8.8M, while EBITDA is expected to be EUR1M. MAIN FACTS: -Company also expects a material impairment

Zamano Chief Financial Officer Colm Saunders Resigns

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Zamano PLC (ZMNO.LN), a provider of interactive applications and services to mobile devices, said Thursday it has accepted the resignation of Chief Financial Officer Colm Saunders, effective July 31. MAIN FACTS: -Saunders, who joined the Co. in October 2007, is leaving to

London close: Insurers left behind

A firm start on Wall Street gave fresh heart to UK equities, with financial stocks to the fore, with the notable exception of insurers. Ahead of results tomorrow Standard Chartered was wanted in a buoyant banking sector while elsewhere in the financial sector property groups such as SEGRO and Hamme

London afternoon: Footsie consolidates gains

Leading shares consolidated gains over the lunchtime session though it remains a bad day to be invested in the insurance sector. Insurer Prudential is under the cosh again as investors bale out ahead of an expected monster cash call to finance the group's acquisition of AIG's Asian assets. RSA In

London midday: Banks bounce back

Although base metal miners have reversed course and are now heading south the FTSE 100 index has added to early gains, helped by a surge in interest in banking shares. Ahead of results tomorrow Standard Chartered is leading the banking sector higher. Part-nationalised lenders Royal Bank of Scotland