The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Tuesday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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Beeks Financial Cloud Group PLC, up 34% at 145.00 pence, 12-month range 81.42p-155.00p. The cloud computing and connectivity provider says it has won a number of competitive tenders in the first half of financial 2024, and now expects trading in financial 2025 to be ‘significantly’ ahead of previous board expectations. Beeks notes that it has signed a $2.3 million Proximity Cloud expansion contract, as well as a conditional contract with ‘one of the largest exchange groups globally.’ Chief Executive Gordon McArthur says: ‘We continue to progress with the execution of our ’land and expand’ strategy, quickly demonstrating the value of our offerings, as evidenced by the significant Proximity Cloud expansion contract announced this morning and the winning of a third major global exchange customer for our Exchange Cloud offering. We see considerable expansion potential across our customers, as they migrate increasing proportions of their trading infrastructure to the cloud.’
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Fusion Antibodies PLC, up 16% at 5.50p, 12-month range 3.02p-56.00p. Shares in the contract researcher rise. It receives a follow-on project under a collaborative research and development agreement with an unnamed ‘US-based biotechnology company’. The follow on project is worth $650,000. CEO Adrian Kinkaid says: ‘It is always thrilling and satisfying to share in our clients’ successes. We are delighted that the programme has been so productive, and we look forward to continuing to work with our client to bring better antibodies to the clinic more rapidly. The collaborative nature of the project, with creative problem solving from both parties over the full length of the programme, makes this a model example of Fusion’s Integrated Therapeutic Antibody Service and highlights the strong reputation that Fusion has for delivering high quality therapeutic antibodies.’
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AIM - LOSERS
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PCI-PAL PLC, down 10% at 49.98p, 12-month range 38.25p-66.70p. Shares in the provider of cloud-based secure payment solutions for business communications fall despite a positive trading update. Revenue in the six months to December 31 rises 20% to £8.7 million from £7.3 million a year before. Annual recurring revenue in the period increases 23% to £14.7 million from £11.9 million. Looking ahead, CEO James Barham says: ‘The start of H2 has seen the group maintain new sales momentum and we continue to focus on delivering the group’s profitability objectives, enhancing shareholder value, and capitalising on the strategic opportunities for continued growth.’
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