Mobico Group has agreed a recommended proposed cash takeover by AdL’s Bidco at 46p per share, a 55.1% premium to the 20 October 2026 closing price. The offer is funded as stated but remains conditional on shareholder, Court, regulatory and antitrust approvals, with completion expected in H1 2027.
First Tin PLC is considering Metals X’s unsolicited indicative cash proposal of 15p per share, but there is no certainty that an offer will be made or on its terms. The Group has no income and expects to need further working-capital funding in spring 2027, creating material going-concern uncertainty despite directors’ confidence that funds can be raised.
Savannah Energy’s AIM shares remain suspended pending publication of its audited FY 2025 accounts and unaudited H1 2026 results, expected in November 2026. In the unaudited nine months to 30 September 2026, revenue rose 32% to US$242.1 million, but net debt increased to US$700.8 million from US$658.8 million at 31 December 2025.
Coral Products will be suspended from AIM trading from 7.30 a.m. on 2 November after an audit delay means it will miss the 31 October deadline for audited FY2026 accounts.
NeoTerra Group’s audited FY2026 results carry a material going-concern uncertainty, as it expects another operating loss and needs additional working capital within six months. The operating loss widened to £887,000 from £855,000, while loss before tax rose to £982,000 from £943,000.
MHA PLC expects H1 27 revenue of approximately £134.6 million, up 11% from £121.3 million, and remains on track to deliver FY 27 performance in line with market expectations.
Airtel Africa delivered strong results for the half year ended 30 September 2026, with revenue of $3,823m up 28.2% and underlying EBITDA of $1,921m up 32.8%, lifting margin by 172bps to 50.3%. Higher finance costs of $477m, versus $304m, tempered the gain, although profit after tax rose to $452m from $376m.
Kore Potash PLC cleared the beneficiation test condition under its PowerChina Early Works Agreement after validation tests improved concentrate grade, but Kola’s viability still depends on agreement with the Republic of Congo on a stable, bankable fiscal framework.
Predator Oil & Gas Holdings said MOU-6 produced no formation inflow during nitrogen lifting, missing management’s pre-drill expectations. The well is suspended for possible deepening while further technical work assesses the result. The first of two deferred-consideration instalments for the 2025 Trinidad acquisition has been completed.
Helios Underwriting will buy back the maximum 2,676,579 shares, about 3.5% of its issued share capital, through its tender offer at 269p per share. The company expects to return about £7.2m to qualifying shareholders, subject to the remaining Repurchase Agreement conditions.
RentGuarantor Holdings reported nine-month revenue of £13 million, up from £1.72 million, and adjusted EBITDA of £5.85 million against a £189,000 loss, excluding AIM-admission costs. Adjusted net profit was £5.93 million versus a £480,000 loss on the same basis.
BP PLC delivered sharply higher third-quarter underlying RC profit and operating cash flow, cutting net debt to $13.870 billion, but recorded $4.067 billion of net impairment charges and management said it remains too leveraged.
Kenmare Resources has Council approval to renew KMPL’s Moma mineral-processing and export rights until 2044, subject to an Implementation Agreement addendum and administrative-law procedures. The revised terms raise royalties and add investment and social commitments; mining remains under a separate regulatory framework.
Kazera Global will issue 4,086,800 shares at 1p to settle £40,868 of accrued interest owed to Executive Director Richard Jennings. The non-cash conversion preserves £40,868 of cash but leaves the loan principal unchanged; admission is expected on or around 4 November 2026.
Zenith Energy has added an approximately 5 MWp solar development project in Puglia, taking its pipeline to approximately 238 MWp, close to its 240 MWp end-2026 target. The project remains in development and its progress depends on eligibility for Italy’s Simplified Authorisation Procedure and reaching Ready-to-Build status.
First Tin PLC is nearing a decision on Taronga’s development application after receiving draft consent conditions, but approval remains expected in November and construction still depends on financing, a final investment decision and other requirements.
Vodafone Group PLC said OXG has secured a committed funding partner after Société Générale completed its acquisition of a 50% stake in the German fibre joint venture from Geodesia.
Filtronic PLC secured its largest-ever order, a $68.1m (£51.3m) SpaceX award for Cerus E-band gallium nitride solid-state power amplifier units, alongside two further satellite-prototype contracts totalling $16.0m (£11.1m). Its contracted order book provides significant revenue cover for the current financial year, and the Board is confident of delivering in line with market expectations.
Notification to Shareholders - Subscription Rights
Golden Prospect Precious Metals Limited is offering shareholders one new share for every five held at 101.35p on 30 November 2026. The price is materially above the 93.90p share price on 29 October, but participation is optional and non-participants could see their percentage ownership reduced if new shares are issued.
Catalyst Media Group expects about £1.538 million from SIS’s declared £7.490 million final dividend, which would leave it with about £1.893 million of cash reserves. CMG cautioned that the SIS dividend is not an indication of future SIS distributions.
Zinc Media Group has launched a conditional UK retail offer of up to 833,333 new shares at 30p, seeking up to £0.25m gross. It is separate from the approximately £2.1m gross placing of 7,000,000 shares at 30p announced on 29 October 2026.
Gunsynd’s Eagle Lake exposure has delivered encouraging preliminary gold assays, but incomplete results and unknown true widths limit the current read-through. It also received £50,000 cash from the completed disposal of its Low 6 holding.
Ariana Resources realised US$3,712,500 in cash from the completed sale of its remaining 9.9% Kiziltepe Sector interest. Zenit’s Tavşan operation, in which Ariana retains a 9.9% interest, produced and sold 8,102 ounces of gold and generated US$34.6m of revenue in Q3 2026; the Company attributed record revenue to higher gold prices and steady-state production. Dokwe feasibility work also advanced, but further sterilisation drilling is needed for the enlarged proposed infrastructure footprint.
Reabold Resources has proposed a capital reorganisation, subject to shareholder approval, that would lower the nominal value of each ordinary share without changing holders’ proportionate interests.
EDX Medical Group has appointed Professor Michael John Owen as non-executive Chairman with immediate effect, succeeding Jason Holt in a planned board transition.
Tribal Group PLC has satisfied all conditions for its proposed sale, including the NSIA condition, clearing the way for completion anticipated in November 2026.
Secure Trust Bank PLC is strengthening its board oversight by appointing Anne Marie Verstraeten as an independent Non-Executive Director from 2 November 2026. She will also join the Audit and Risk Committees, while the Nomination Committee will reduce from five members to three.
Bodycote PLC’s recommended cash takeover financing has been revised: BidCo’s equity commitment was reduced to $1,293,976,000.00 from $1,511,097,145.51 after an FX hedge, while two banks joined the interim lending group.
Nostrum Oil & Gas PLC has delayed its 9M 2026 operational update after technical and administrative issues following the Kazakhstan sale. It now aims to announce the update by 6 November 2026 and unaudited interim accounts by 27 November 2026.