Local ShareWatch
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Treatt toasts champagne share rise after brief dose of lemon squash
Ingredient solutions business Treatt plc reports robust trading, free of COVID-19 impact, in all its global territories for the half-year to March 31... Read More
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Sky’s the limit as easyJet piles up the cash
Luton based airline easyJet is stockpiling cash to last out the coronavirus pandemic that has already forced it to ground its fleet and furlough... Read More
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Avacta reels in £5.75m bonus through demand for shares
Demand from individuals and institutional investors for shares in Cambridge life sciences business Avacta is helping the company raise £5.75 million... Read More
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Sareum buoyed by China pharma licensing deal
Sareum Holdings plc, a Cambridge-based specialist cancer drug discovery and development business, has entered into an agreement with a China-based... Read More
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Amino Technologies plc scraps final dividend
The global coronavirus crisis has prompted Amino Technologies plc in Cambridge to withdraw its February recommendation to pay shareholders a final... Read More
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CyanConnode still hoping to bask in an Indian summer
Stringent cash management helped CyanConnode offset declining revenues in a tough year to December 31. Revenue of £2.3 million was almost half the... Read More
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Cash rich Quixant gambles on riding out double trouble
Quixant, the quoted Cambridge business that provides highly engineered technology products principally for the global gaming and broadcast industries... Read More
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Sanitiser production rolling as Creightons plc targets 500,000 units a week
Quoted consumer goods manufacturer Creightons plc has started production of hundreds of thousands of sanitisers and hand washing products at its... Read More
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Computacenter and BT’s French connection
Herts-based IT infrastructure specialist Computacenter is in talks to buy BT’s domestic operations in France. No figures are being disclosed... Read More
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Soft drinks, strong spirits the cocktail for Britvic
Herts-based soft drinks specialist Britvic estimates a multimillion pound hit to EBITA – earnings before interest, tax and amortisation – because of... Read More
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US a strong driver for 1Spatial growth
Cambridge-based location software business 1Spatial saw its share price increase more than 10 per cent at the start of the trading week after issuing... Read More
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Bicycle reports strong start to 2020 after transformative 2019
Cambridge UK life science company Bicycle Therapeutics says 2019 was a transformational year for the business and that 2020 has started in... Read More
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Stay-at-homes could trigger a Bango boom in COVID-19 crisis
Broker finnCap believes Bango, the Cambridge UK mobile payments technology specialist, could grow during the global coronavirus outbreak.... Read More
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Kier Group plans further cost cutting to continue current bounceback
Construction and infrastructure group Kier has kept its axe sharpened as it continues to revive its fortunes through strategic cost cutting... Read More
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Midwich reports strong revenue and profit growth on all fronts
Midwich Group plc, the Norfolk-based specialist audio visual distributor to the trade market, increased revenue by 19.6 per cent to £686.2 million... Read More
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Marshall motors ahead despite potholes in the road
Marshall Motors in Cambridge believes it has the underlying structure and resilience, plus the financial clout, to clear multiple obstacles in its... Read More
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Braemar Shipping charts a steady course
Braemar Shipping Services plc which provides shipbroking, financial advisory, logistics and engineering services mainly to the global shipping and... Read More
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Massive revenue hike as GW Pharma spreads its wings
Nasdaq quoted Cambridge life science business GW Pharmaceuticals, whose prescription medicines are cannabis-based, posted revenue of $109.1 million... Read More
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Acacia Pharma buoyed by US progress
Transatlantic pharma group Acacia says it is making significant strides towards its vision of becoming a leading US hospital pharmaceutical business... Read More
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Tristel infection technology could be useful in coronavirus control
Soaring revenues and profits sent the share price of bug-busting manufacturer Tristel plc almost 11 per cent (42.50p) higher to 437.50p on the UK’s... Read More