London’s AIM All Share has spent the day in negative territory, tracking the main board lower and shunning the more optimistic outlook that’s being seen in other markets. At the bell and the junior index was down around four points at 772.924.
- Angle +25%
- Coyngar Investments +24%
- Light Science Technologies +14%
- BioVentix -18%
- Great Western Mining -15%
Angle LON:AGL was the day’s biggest riser heading into the close, trading 25% higher. There is however no news here, trade was lumpy and the gains were within the quoted spread. This is a choppy – but rangebound – stock anyway.
Coyngar Investments LON:CIC was 24% up after the company announced the sale of land in Anglesey for just over £18m. Proceeds will be used to pay down debt and fund further ongoing operations.
Light Science Technologies LON:LST added 9% to take the notable mention, with the company having announced this morning that it had secured a vertical farming contract, offering further support for the significant Ag-Tech pipeline the business has.
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BioVentix LON:BVXP was the biggest faller, off 18% on the day. Full year results published this morning saw headline metrics pointing lower reflecting challenges faced in the downstream market. Further revenue pressures are also called in FY26.
Great Western Mining LON:GWMO was 15% lower on the day after the company provided an update on a soil sampling campaign at a project in Nevada. The accompanying narrative was positive but the market reaction seems to be more “buy the rumour, sell the fact” with the stock unable to crest six month highs.
