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17 March 2010

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Turnaround at TEG 17/03/2010

Organic composting specialist TEG Group is pursuing long-term contracts after turning £1.6 million annual losses into £155,000 pre-tax profits.

Tags: AIM , Growth Stocks , Mergers & acquisitions , Turnaround

Sector: General Industrials

Companies: TEG (formerly TEG Environmental)

Cyprotex broadens its scope 17/03/2010

Bid candidate Cyprotex is moving its drug discovery services into toxicology after pre-tax profits down 15 per cent to £460,413.

Tags: AIM , Cash , Mergers & acquisitions

Sector: Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology

Companies: Cyprotex

West African hopes cheer Forte 16/03/2010

Forte Energy expects new uranium resource figures for its Mauritanian projects shortly and could start producing from Guinea by 2012.

Tags: AIM , Commodities , Deals & contracts

Sector: Mining

Companies: Forte Energy

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PLUS news 11/03/2010

Retail-focused stock exchange PLUS has regaled investors again with news of upbeat trading volumes during January.

AIM news 11/03/2010

The AIM All-Share index dipped and rose slightly but essentially failed to move much over the course of February, starting at 667.27 points and closing at 667.24 as the market took a breather.

Sector: Support Services

Companies: Eatonfield , OPG Power Ventures , Intandem Films , Glisten

Sector: Retail 11/03/2010

Snowfall fails to help retail recovery

Sector: General Retailers

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