Mwana bullish despite output fall 27/01/2012
Zimbabwe-focused Mwana AfrIca (MWA) says gold production from its Freda Rebeca mine slipped 15 per cent between the third and fourth quarters.
Zimbabwe-focused Mwana AfrIca (MWA) says gold production from its Freda Rebeca mine slipped 15 per cent between the third and fourth quarters.
Small business finance provider Ultimate Finance (UFG) has raised £1 million to help strengthen its balance sheet and reduce its gearing ratio.
Shares in hobbies specialist Hornby (HRN) have slumped 16 per cent this morning on a surprise profit warning, which has forced a significant downgrade.
Loss making jeweller Abbeycrest (ACR) has been forced to suspend its shares following a cash crunch at the debt laden firm.
Avocet Mining (AVM) says gold production from Inata in Burkina Faso rose 21 per cent to 166,744 oz last year.
Property investor London & Stamford (LSP) has announced it has £800 million ready for any 'significant opportunities' this year.
The mantra at marketing insights specialist Ebiquity (EBQ) is 'adding value to data', and it's an area that is gaining increasing traction from global advertisers.
Animal feed manufacturer Wynnstay (WNY) has reported a record trading performance for the year to October, and is rewarding shareholders with a 10% hike in its total dividend to 7.8p a share.
Shares in staffing specialist Servoca (SVCA) jumped by a third on relief that, despite tough market conditions, it has only suffered a 5% dip in pre-tax profits.
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