Motive Television SPECULATIVE BUY 10/08/2010
Following a move into the set-top box market, former TV production investor Motive Television could be set for maiden profits.
Following a move into the set-top box market, former TV production investor Motive Television could be set for maiden profits.
In its latest trading update, technical recruiter Matchtech has reported a 14% fall in net fee income for the year to July.
Home entertainment distributor MBL, which supplies Morrisons with its CDs and DVDs, grew sales by 36% in a strong year to March.
Essenden, the UK's largest tenpin bowling operator, could be set to hit a strike following last October's appointment of proven leisure sector player Nick Basing as CEO.
Specialist foams maker Zotefoams is cautiously optimistic after lifting first-half pre-tax profits 83% to £2.9m on turnover up 26% to £19.6m.
Dignity, the resilient funeral services provider, continues to deliver measured growth and income and is mulling over a bumper cash return to shareholders.
AIM-listed soya sauce maker China Food is looking to get back on track following a tough 2009 for its animal feed business.
Volex, the electrical and electronic cable assemblies specialist revived by CEO Ray Walsh, is in the early stages of a strong return to growth.
Ukraine-based farming concern Landkom could be set to finally fulfill its potential, having pared interim losses under new management.
Avocet Mining targets annual gold production of 220,000 oz after lifting interim output 74% to 97,747 oz and achieving a £10m profits turnaround.
Having cleared its debts, AIM-quoted film financing, sales and marketing company Intandem could be set to become more than a penny stock.
Engineering services group Lamprell has won a new $317m (£204m) contract with the National Drilling Company of Abu Dhabi.
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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.
Legal fees and related insurance and services specialist Abbey Protection has increased first-half pre-tax profits 9.3 per cent to £4.7 million.
Workwear rental and facilities management concern Johnson Service Group is feeling acquisitive after losing a first-half £2.2 million pre-tax.