tinyBuild said sales were ahead of expectations in the first five months of the year. It also said 2026 results should be at least in line with expectations, with cash in mid-single digit millions at the end of May and no borrowings.
Drax said the FCA has closed its investigation and will take no action. The probe covered January 2022 to March 2024 and related to biomass sourcing statements and annual report compliance.
Panther Metals raised £2.5m through a placing of 1,851,852 shares at 135p. The issue was significantly oversubscribed, with proceeds earmarked for Obonga drilling, Winston Tailings work, working capital and a Canadian dual listing.
Tekmar posted interim revenue of £16.2m, up 31%, and adjusted EBITDA turned positive at £0.1m. The company said this supports a stronger second half and a material improvement in FY26 versus FY25.
Full year results for the year ended 31 March 2026
XPS Pensions Group lifted FY 2026 revenue 13% to £262.7m and adjusted PBT 8% to £64.2m. Statutory PBT fell 5% to £38.7m after Polaris accounting, while total dividends per share rose 11% to 13.2p.
Tesco said group sales rose 1.0% in Q1 to 30 May 2026. It kept FY 26/27 profit guidance at £3.0bn to £3.3bn and free cash flow guidance at £1.5bn to £2.0bn.
FirstGroup lifted FY 2026 adjusted revenue 25% to £1,715.7m and increased adjusted EPS to 20.3p. It proposed a 5.0p final dividend, taking the year's total to 7.2p, and launched a further £100m buyback.
Whitbread said Q1 group sales rose 2% to £727m. UK accommodation sales rose 3% and Germany accommodation sales rose 13% in local currency, while the UK forward booked position stayed ahead of last year.
Kingfisher has completed the first tranche of its £300m share repurchase programme. BNP Paribas SA bought 26,649,016 shares for £75m, and the shares will be cancelled.
Anpario said year-to-date revenue and profit are ahead of last year and in line with full-year consensus. It had £10.9m of cash at 31 May 2026 after £1.1m spent on its buyback programme.
Informa reported 6.4% underlying revenue growth in the first five months and reaffirmed full-year guidance. It said more than $1.5bn has been traded in B2B Live Events and $4bn+ of group revenues are visible for the year.
Corero Network Security secured a $1.1 million, three-year WAAP contract with TierPoint after successful production implementation. The deal extends the partnership and adds non-DDoS revenue opportunities.
Seeing Machines has announced a US$31m expansion to an existing Automotive program. The deal widens DMS/OMS deployment across more vehicle models, with production expected to start in the second half of 2026.
Time Out Group has signed a master franchise agreement with Giunina LLC for Time Out Market Brazil. São Paulo is expected to open in Q1 2027, with Time Out receiving franchise fees and ongoing payments without funding development.
Synectics won new Stagecoach orders worth £1.5m. The work covers 190 new electric buses and 71 retrofit buses, with delivery expected in 2026 and most work completed between Q4 2026 and Q1 2027.
Costain has won the West Winch Housing New Road contract in Norfolk. The £122m scheme has design starting this year and construction expected in 2027, with the road linking the A47 and A10.
Kistos said Balder Next has reached final investment decision. The seven-well project is expected to start up in the fourth quarter of 2027 and will develop 86 mmboe gross proved and probable reserves.
£1.1m of New Rent Secured for 2 Nottingham Offices
Regional REIT has let two Nottingham offices, securing £1.075m a year of rent on a 20-year lease. The deals cover 146,262 sq. ft. of previously vacant space.
genedrive plc said Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust has moved its MT-RNR1 ID kit into routine clinical service. The trust's hospitals handle about 1,800 NICU admissions a year, and more than 30 babies have been identified with the MT-RR1 variant to date.
Preliminary Results for the Year Ended 31 Dec 2025
Petrel Resources reported a €499,014 loss after tax for 2025, versus €469,878 in 2024, and said material uncertainty may cast significant doubt on its ability to continue as a going concern. Year-end cash and cash equivalents were €1,379, down from €4,838.
Social Housing REIT said Chair and PDMR Jonathan Short bought 310,345 shares at £0.7295. Passaic Services Limited, a PCA of Benedict Green, also bought 142,000 shares at £0.73.
Syncona reported FY results with net assets of £1,037.7m and NAV per share of 170.6p. Shareholders approved a new policy focused on returning at least £250m, while Beacon Therapeutics helped drive portfolio value after its Series C financing.
Hill & Smith will switch to US dollar reporting from its interim results for the six months ending 30 June 2026. Dividends will be declared in US dollars from the interim dividend for 2026, with results due on 12 August 2026.
London BTC Company Limited staked the Teep Gold-Silver Project in Nevada, its third US gold project. Due diligence samples returned high-grade gold-silver results, while the company will issue £40,000 of shares to settle consultancy fees.
Ascent Resources said its Slovenia Energy Charter Treaty arbitration has been formally closed. The Tribunal is expected to render its final Award before the end of this month.
Pensana said Sheikh Dr Badr bin Dalhim Al-Faheid Al-Hajri joined Cascade Natural Resources' board. He is fully supportive of Cascade's US$165 million strategic investment into Pensana.
Wildcat Gold Plc plans a directorate reorganisation, subject to joining the Aquis Growth Market. Mr Singh is due to move from chairman to CEO, and the company says his stake could fall below 50% after future fundraises.