The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Engage XR Holdings PLC - metaverse technology company - Expects 2022 revenue of €3.9 million, up 63% from €2.4 million in 2021. Revenue from ENGAGE metaverse platform alone rises 83%. Says loss before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation stretches to €5.8 million from €2.7 million, ‘reflecting the increased headcount in the group in the year’. Says December was its strongest-ever month.
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Smartspace Software PLC - Suffolk, England-based software provider smart buildings and commercial spaces - Says it is trading in line with expectations for financial year ending January 31. Company names Cooper Parry Group Ltd as auditor.
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Eagle Eye Solutions Group PLC - London-based marketing solutions provider - Revenue in half-year ended December 31 rises 32% to £20.0 million from £15.1 million. Adjusted Ebitda improves by 50% to £4.7 million from £3.1 million. Eagle Eye hails ‘continued strong trading momentum, including the full launch of the Woolworths Group contract in Australia’. ‘The retail industry is becoming increasingly aware that data-driven, personalised promotions are one of the most effective ways to drive increased trade and retain customer loyalty. The proven ability of the Eagle Eye AIR platform to deliver personalised promotions in real-time and at scale means it is in a strong position to address this customer need and drive further growth,’ Eagle Eye adds.
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accesso Technology Group PLC - Berkshire, England-based provider of software for leisure, entertainment and cultural sectors - Signs deals with 18 new partners in theme parks & attractions, ski, hospitality, cultural and zoo markets in both US and UK. Client wins will see company provide accesso Passport e-commerce ticketing services, accesso Siriusware point-of-sale ticketing offering and accesso ShoWare live event ticketing platform. ‘2022 was a strong year for accesso, and we’re pleased to have closed out the year welcoming such a unique set of new partners to our worldwide client network. The multi-solution nature of the wins underlines the highly differentiated nature of our mobile-first technology. We look forward to deepening our global footprint even further in 2023, helping operators unlock new opportunities to drive revenue and deliver a better guest experience in the process,’ Chief Executive Steve Brown comments.
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Streaks Gaming PLC - London-based ’conversational gaming’ products provider - Says registrations jump to 116,519 in 2022 from 24,401 in 2021. Says unique player numbers climb to 78,347 in 2022 from 18,400 in 2021. Streaks says: ‘These results demonstrate Streaks’ operating model whereby the company seeks to exploit the arbitrage available between the cost of signing customers to its free-to-play app and the rewards paid by established sports betting companies for referrals via the company’s platform that lead to first time depositors.’
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Amigo Holdings PLC - guarantor loan provider - Says limits associated with the pilot lending period are to be removed once the UK Financial Conduct Authority is satisfied with outcomes of testing. However, Amigo says volume of lending has not been high to ‘undertake meaningful outcomes testing’. Amigo extends the lending pilot as a result. The matter relates to a scheme of arrangement. Amigo will remain limited to cumulative net originations of no higher than £35 million, until it has completed a further minimum GPB15 million contribution from the proposed capital raise by no later than May 26. The limit of £35 million is a requirement of its scheme of arrangement and is not subject to FCA approval. The scheme allows Amigo to pay compensation to customers with a claim for redress for mis-sold loans.
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Kistos Holdings PLC - energy industry investor with licenses in the Netherlands - Says at Greater Laggan Area, located some 100 kilometres northwest of the Shetland Islands, the TotalEnergies SE-operated Benriach well will be drilled this year. Drilling is to start in the second quarter. ‘A contract has been signed for a rig by the joint venture partners to carry out the drilling of this well,’ Kistos says. It holds a 20% working interest in Greater Laggan. Elsewhere, it adds: ‘The Q10 area continues to enjoy good uptime, and export through the P15 platform has also been more reliable. Given the variable productivity of the reservoir means that we will continue to intervene regularly to maximise production.’
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Kenmare Resources PLC - titanium minerals and zircon producer, operating the Moma mine in northern Mozambique - Says heavy minerals concentrate output improves 17% on-year in fourth quarter to 404,000 tonnes. For all of 2022, it rises 2% to 1.6 million tonnes. Says for 2022, ‘revised guidance was met for ilmenite and rutile while original production guidance achieved for primary zircon and concentrates’. Ilmenite output falls 3% to 1.1 million tonnes in 2022, zircon output rises 4% to 58,400 tonnes and rutile output flat at 8,900 tonnes. For 2023, Kenmare targets ilmenite output of 1.1 million to 1.2 million tonnes.
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