AIM WINNERS & LOSERS: SRT Marine wins USD20.5 million contract

Wed, 04th Mar 2026 10:30

(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Wednesday.

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AIM - WINNERS

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SRT Marine Systems PLC, up 11% at 85.5 pence, 12-month range 39.5p-96.5p. The Bath, England-based maritime surveillance systems provider has signed a new follow-on USD20.5 million contract "with an existing sovereign customer," to "expand the scope" of the client's system. "Under the banner of our sovereign partnership program we expect our customers' requirements to evolve and grow over time," Chief Executive Simon Tucker says. "SRT's role in the partnership is to be a steadfast and reliable surveillance system expert partner to our customer and meet that need promptly and efficiently. This is a great example of an ambitious customer who wishes to rapidly grow their [maritime domain awareness] capabilities, resulting in follow-on business for SRT."

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AdvancedAdvT Ltd, up 6.9% at 155p, 12-month range 137.5p-210p. The London-based software provider for business solutions, healthcare compliance, and human capital management announces the launch of an up to GBP10 million share buyback. Says it has a cash balance of approximately £96 million as of February 28, thanks to "disciplined capital allocation" over a "significant period of activity" with nine acquisitions completed since July, 2023, and having generated adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of "not less than" £14.4 million for the year ended February 28. Says it is also considering a further substantial return of capital to shareholders, potentially through a tender offer, although it says it will continue assessing all available options. Looking ahead, AdvancedAdvT says it "remains focused on disciplined capital allocation" and that it "continues to see an attractive and active pipeline of bolt‑on acquisition opportunities at valuations aligned with its sought characteristics and expects to continue deploying capital into value‑accretive transactions while retaining the flexibility to assess all options, including further buyback mechanisms where appropriate."

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AIM - LOSERS

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MTI Wireless Edge Ltd, down 4.5% at 53p, 12-month range 38p-68.5p. The Rosh-Ha’Ayin, Israel-headquartered communication and radio frequency solution provider reports USD51.5 million in revenue for 2025, up 13% from USD45.6 million the year before. Pretax profit increases 12% to USD5.4 million from USD4.8 million, and profit from operations rises 29% to USD5.8 million from USD4.5 million. Earnings per share increase 17% to 5.86 US cents from 4.99 cents. Declares final dividend of 3.4 cents, up 3.0% from 3.3 cents. "We have also decided to maintain the company's share buyback programme, and continue holding the shares purchased for a longer period," MTI adds, saying that the continuation reflects its confidence in the firm's prospects. Looking ahead, MTI says its products and services remain in demand and that the current year "has undoubtedly started well...with an increased order backlog and pipeline of opportunities across all three divisions."

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By Emma Curzon, Alliance News reporter

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