Delcam, the international seller of CAD/CAM software to the engineering, aerospace and healthcare sectors among others, is a cash-generative small-cap seeing recovery in its markets.
Bombed-out biotech play Antisoma is hoping two of its drugs will lead to good fortune after experiencing disaster with lung cancer treatment ASA404.
London pub operator The Capital Pub Company is seeing continuing sales growth on the back of a surprisingly resilient market.
GW Pharmaceuticals has won approval from Health Canada for its cannabis-based Sativex product to treat spasticity caused by Multiple Sclerosis.
Care homes landlord Public Service Properties (PSPI) looks set for strong profits growth on the back of continuing income generated from its extensive property portfolio.
Sweden-focused Beowulf Mining will drill soon at its Routevare iron ore project after a 17% first-half loss increase to £222,000.
Specialist insurance concern Chesnara remains acquisitive after increasing first-half pre-tax profits 17% to £12m.
A growth surge is underway at XP Power, the designer and maker of essential power controllers that convert electricity grid power into the perfect form for electrical equipment to function.
Diverse and dependable, Hill & Smith delivered earnings growth once again in a challenging first half of 2010.
Specialist marketing technology group Alterian is optimistic for its new engagement management software after a 67% annual profits hoist to £6.7m.
Biometrics and RFID solutions specialist RCG grew sales and adjusted profits during a challenging first half to June.
Amid recovery in certain markets, international nonwoven fabrics producer Fiberweb delivered a sixth consecutive half-year of operating profit and margin growth.
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Central Asian gold producer Anglo Asian Mining has turned a $2 million (£1.28 million) interim loss into $6.2 million first-half pre-tax profits.
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