(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Friday.

IG says futures indicate the FTSE 100 to open 28.1 points higher, 0.3%, at 9,000.74 on Friday. The index of London large-caps closed up 46.09 points, 0.5%, at 8,972.64 on Thursday.

The share offer comes as AFC says its pretax loss widens to GBP11.6 million in the six months that ended April 30 from GBP8.3 million a year before. Revenue from customer contracts remains ...

SSE also detailed plans for a new power station in County Meath, Ireland. The Platin project is a collaboration with Siemens Energy, a subsidiary of German technology firm Siemens AG, and the Atlantic ...

Physiomics PLC - Oxfordshire, England-based mathematical modelling company focused on aiding development of new therapeutics - Reports new contract with "valued and long-standing client" Numab ...

(Alliance News) - Alien Metals Ltd on Wednesday reported "exceptional" silver assay results from initial drill holes at the Elizabeth Hill silver project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

PureTech Health PLC, up 4.4% at 139.20p, 12-month range 182.40p-100.40p. The biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for serious diseases says Chief Executive Officer Bharatt Chowrira ...

The FTSE 100 index closed down 59.74 points, 0.7%, at 8,938.32. It earlier hit a new all-time peak of 9,016.98, crossing the 9,000 threshold for the first time. The FTSE 250 ended down 34.31 points, 0 ...

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

NatWest received an original 16.7% stake in Permanent TSB in late 2022 as part payment for Ulster Bank loans it sold to Permanent TSB. Ulster Bank is part of NatWest Group. In 2023, NatWest sold 27.3 ...

Trifast PLC - East Sussex, England-based maker of industrial fastenings - Rockwood Strategic PLC, an investment trust closely associated with Non-Executive Director Nicholas Mills, purchases 500,000 ...

Despite this, the euro climbed against the dollar to EUR1.1683 on Monday afternoon UK time from EUR1.1549 on Friday. Stephen Innes at SPI Asset Management said investors have "grown numb to these ...