VANE Minerals HOLD 19/01/2010
VANE Minerals has bought another US uranium prospect, Colorado's Coyote Basin, and suggests it could hold more than 50m Ibs of uranium oxide, U308.
VANE Minerals has bought another US uranium prospect, Colorado's Coyote Basin, and suggests it could hold more than 50m Ibs of uranium oxide, U308.
US-focused healthcare financial software specialist Craneware says interim results should show 'strong growth', as it launches a new product.
Dillistone, the software and services supplier to the high-end search and selection industry, has that oversold look.
Video and PC games seller GAME has warned on profits after finding the recent going tough.
Johnson Service Group is set to show some encouraging profits for 2009, after a first-half turnaround.
Contracts continue to flow in at energy sector consultant and software specialist KBC, despite prevailing uncertainties across the international refining industry.
While currency fluctuations encumbered its interim results, media intelligence agency Ebiquity says international expansion holds the key to its growth.
Wrapping paper and stationery maker International Greetings has been thoroughly refreshed and returned to profits by new management.
As foreshadowed here in September, debt management and financing specialist Fairpoint Group expects 2009 profits up six-fold to £6m pre-tax.
Mobile phone services provider Win says it will 'significantly' beat expected profits for last year and is encouraged by growth prospects.
Zytronic, the maker of touch sensors for electronic displays such as cash dispensers and jukeboxes, is growing profitably and expanding margins amid the economic malaise.
Social housing star Mears Group indicates a 'successful trading outcome' for 2009 and says it has secured three quarters of 2010's forecast revenues of £539m.
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Oil and gas services, production and exploration concern Rheochem is tapping AIM with a 5p placing for a North Sea project.
West African iron ore play Bellzone Mining plans to raise more than $100 million (£66 million) to develop deposits in Guinea.
Data centre services provider CSF Group is seeking to raise £28 million for an AIM float at 55p.